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LIDAR

Irvine Sensors Corporation (ISC) has been involved in development of components and systems for use in imaging LIDAR since its inception. Key technologies include 3D stacked electronics, 3D imaging lasers, and advanced surveillance processing based on large focal plane arrays. ISC's 3D stacking techniques provide inherent benefits for detector-to-ROIC interfacing such as greatly reduced capacitance allowing higher bandwidth, higher fill factor by pushing circuitry into ROIC, and increased electronics integration by orthogonal bonding of detector and ROIC.

ISC Technologies Enhancing LIDAR

ISC LIDAR in Action

NavLIDAR in Alleyway

Unprocessed, real-time point cloud image generated by NavLIDAR as it is spinning in an alleyway. All data is streamed over GbE link to viewer PC. Each ring-grid line represents a distance of 10 meters.

Alleyway with Car

Unprocessed, real-time point cloud image generated by NavLIDAR as it is spinning in an alleyway. Image of a parked car with a person getting in and out is shown.

NavLIDAR in Parking Lot

Unprocessed, real-time point cloud image generated by NavLIDAR as it is spinning in a parking lot. The video shows image of surrounding buildings, cars, and trees. The high detail of the point cloud and ranging up to 150m can be observed.