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The global long-range Lidar market has been growing continuously at a very good rate due to the rising importance of sensing technology in industries. Over shorter and mid-range distances up to 250 m, short-range AMOs are sufficient and for long range up to 1500 m, long-range AMOs are sufficient when it comes to Lidar systems which are used in vehicle automation, construction, and monitoring of the environment.
The long-range Lidar is used in various fields such as automotive market, aerospace & defense, smart city & municipal, forestry and logging, mining & earthmoving, agriculture & farming, and archaeology. Those are fundamental utilities such as mapping, surveying, navigation, object identification, area modeling, and so on.
Market growth is apparent owing to the enhancements that are being made in the Lidar technology all round including range, resolution, and cost. Advancements are being made in the form of solid-state Lidar, more comprehensive multi-beam scanning, as well as the increased utilization of different wavelengths to improve performance and functionality of the long-range Lidar systems across numerous applications.
There are growing trends in long-range Lidar market on the global level like, increase in the use of Lidar technology in vehicles with autonomous control system for precise perception and navigation, growing infrastructure construction projects to improve geographical surveying and mapping in HD, climate change and natural disasters that require more advanced solutions for monitoring and modeling of the environment.
The global long-range Lidar market has some restraints like high initial costs, governmental and legislative restrictions, and presence of the competitors in the form of various types of sensing solutions. Also, Lidar system integration or incorporating new technology and technique with old systems or schedules may also be a drawback with its adoption across numerous industries.
Long-range LiDAR, or Light Detection and Ranging, is an advanced remote sensing technology used to accurately measure distances and generate high-resolution 3D maps of the surrounding environment over extended ranges. It operates on the principle of emitting laser pulses and measuring the time it takes for the light to reflect off objects and return to the sensor. This data is then used to create detailed 3D point clouds, which can be processed to extract information about the shape, position, and characteristics of objects in the scanned area.
Long-range LiDAR systems can capture data over distances ranging from tens to hundreds of meters, making them ideal for applications requiring precise measurements and detailed imaging of large-scale environments. These systems typically use powerful lasers and sophisticated scanning mechanisms to achieve long-range capabilities while maintaining high levels of accuracy and resolution.
The Global Long Range Lidar Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
April 2024, RoboSense launched the MX LiDAR at its “REDEFINED” 2024 new product launch event in Shenzhen. The MX is a new generation mid-to-long range LiDAR from RoboSense’s M platform. It’s the industry’s first full-stack system-on-chip LiDAR, and is 25 mm thin, ultra-quiet, and consumes less than 10 W of power.
April 2024, Hesai Technology released the ATX lidar. The ATX is a long-range, ultra-wide field of view (FOV) lidar designed for the automotive industry, particularly for vehicles with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). It has a longer detection range, higher resolution, and wider FOV than previous models. The ATX is also 60% smaller by volume, almost half the weight, and has a minimum surface window measuring only 25 mm tall.
January 2023, Innoviz Technologies launched Innoviz360, a 360° LiDAR sensor, at CES 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The sensor is designed for use in both automotive and non-automotive applications, including autonomous vehicles, trucks, shuttles, heavy machinery, smart cities, logistics, construction, and maritime.