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SEYOND Falcon K Long Range High Performance Lidar Sensor for ADAS

Cratus — Tue, 16 Sep 2025 21:47:43 +0000

SEYOND Falcon K Product Specs Detection Range 1.5m~500m (250m@10%) Field of View (HxV) 120°×25° Resolution Up to 0.06°×0.06° Scan Lines 152Lines@10FPS Laser 1550nm, Class1 (IEC-60825) PERCEIVE RISK STEP AHEAD Seyond Falcon K lidar features ultra-high resolution, ensuring precision in detection. With the ROI dynamic focusing feature, it flexibly adjusts the region of interest for better target tracking. In challenging road conditions, it achieves enhanced clarity and higher safety levels. IMAGE GRADE RESOLUTION, EXTENSIVE COVERAGE Falcon K lidar features ultra-high resolution, ensuring precision in detection. With the ROI dynamic focusing feature, it flexibly adjusts the region of interest for better target tracking. In challenging road conditions, it achieves enhanced clarity and higher safety levels. TESTED AND PROVEN, RELIABLE, MANUFACTURING As proven automotive grade, mass-produced LiDAR, Falcon K represents Seyond’s dedication to excellence. It has successfully passed a series of vehicle-standard reliability tests including tests for resistance to harmful gases, chemical corrosion, temperature and humidity variations, frost, thermal cycles, and impact resilience. Even in the most demanding environments, it delivers unwavering performance stability. With over 250,000 units already delivered, Falcon K1 is a testament to our commitment to quality and reliability.

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SEYOND Robin W Wide FOV Lidar Sensor for Collision Avoidance

Cratus — Tue, 16 Sep 2025 21:39:09 +0000

SEYOND Robin W Product Specs Detection Range 0.1m~150m (70m@10%) Field of View (HxV) 120°×70° Resolution up to 0.15°×0.36° Scan Lines 192 Lines Laser 905nm, Class 1 (IEC-60825) ULTRA WIDE FOV Robin W lidar features an ultra-wide field of view (FOV) of 120°×70°, with broader side-view detection and no blind zones. WIDE DETECTION RANGE Seyond Robin W lidar detects up to 70 meters at 10% reflectivity which is twice the detection range of other side-view lidar, while maintaining a minimum range of down to 0.1 meters which keeps the blind zone at an absolute minimum. IMAGE-GRADE ULTRA-HIGH RESOLUTION Robin W lidar can provide image-grade resolution up to 0.15°(H)×0.36°(V) and over 1.28 million points per second, which enables better perception planning control. SEAMLESS DESIGN AND EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE Robin W combines sleek design with high performance, fitting effortlessly into side wings, bumpers, and other application components. With just 6W of power consumption and advanced noise reduction, it’s both lightweight and energy-efficient, maximizing design flexibility for any vehicle.

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SEYOND Robin E1X Mid Range General Purpose Lidar Sensor for ADAS

Cratus — Tue, 16 Sep 2025 21:37:20 +0000

Robin E1X Product Specs Detection Range 1m – 250m (*200m@10%) Field of View (HxV) 120°×20° Resolution 0.1° × 0.1° Power Consumption 6W Laser 940nm, Class 1 (IEC-60825) Dimensions 30 × 106 × 101 (mm) POWERFUL AND RELIABLE The Robin E1X lidar has a wide FoV of 120°x20°, a range of up to 300m, and was developed using proven scanning architecture to optimize point cloud consistency. DESIGNED FOR MASS PRODUCTION Combining the Falcon K’s proven automotive-grade design with low power consumption and a compact form factor, the Robin E1X is ideal for large-scale production. SEAMLESS INTEGRATION The Seyond Robin E1X’s slim form factor enables flexible vehicle integration, including behind the windshield, in the headlight, grille, or front bumper. LOW POWER CONSUMPTION The Robin E1X lidar uses only 6W of power, supporting reliable operations, improved safety and overall efficiency of autonomous systems.

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SEYOND Hummingbird D1 Directional, Short Range Solid State Flash Lidar Sensor for Robotics and Industrial Applications

Cratus — Sat, 06 Sep 2025 22:20:32 +0000

Hummingbird D1 Product Specs Detection Range Up to 0.01m – 50m (30m@10%) Field of View (HxV) 140°×100° Resolution 0.55°×0.52° Scan Lines 6W Laser 940nm, Class1(IEC-60825) Dimensions 50mm×45.5mm×80mm Solid-State Design for Enhanced Reliability The Hummingbird D1 features a fully solid-state electronic scanning design, which eliminates mechanical wear and tear. This design choice directly improves product reliability, production efficiency, and consistency for mass production. This ensures stable and dependable performance for intelligent driving and robotics applications. Compact Form Factor with High Performance The Hummingbird’s ultra-compact size makes it incredibly versatile without compromising on performance. It can be integrated seamlessly into a wide range of platforms, from robot arms and drones to car bumpers and side mirrors. This design minimizes physical footprint without compromising on LiDAR performance, offering engineers the flexibility to optimize sensor placement for superior perception without increasing bulk. Unparalleled Field of View and Near-Field Coverage The Hummingbird provides an ultra-wide FOV of 140° x 100° with a detection blind zone of less than 10 cm. This enables comprehensive coverage of both the near-field and sides of a vehicle, crucial for accurate perception in high-risk scenarios such as lane changes and cut-ins. Scalable Satellite Architecture The Hummingbird D1 supports a satellite architecture that utilizes raw data output and centralized processing. This structure enhances system resource efficiency and provides a flexible foundation for future algorithms and feature updates. This design makes the system a scalable and cost-effective solution for autonomous applications, ensuring precision and reliability.

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