Ouster focuses on low cost, mechanical LIDAR units
Bay Area startup Ouster creates low cost, mechanical LIDAR units that it hopes will drive autonomous vehicles from a luxury to an everyday tool. Coinciding with the publication of several of its patent applications, the company has highlighted the details behind its multi-beam flash LIDAR technology in a blog post.
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