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Apr 23, 2026

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Provides safety redundancy beyond vision for autonomous driving and Robotaxi fields, building all-weather, highly reliable environmental perception capabilities for autonomous driving.

 

All-Weather Stable Perception: Overcomes the limitations of light and weather, stably identifying various targets in environments such as darkness, glare, and smog.

 

Enhanced Safety Redundancy: As a temperature difference sensing layer, it accurately identifies targets that traditional sensors struggle to detect, filling perception blind spots.

 

Expanded Nighttime Operations: Provides reliable perception for nighttime and low-light environments, supporting the all-weather commercial operation of autonomous vehicles.

 

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