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(Globes) Tali Tsipori - Israeli autonomous car depth sensor developer Oryx Vision announced Tuesday a $50 million Series B funding round. Oryx builds automotive light detection and ranging (LiDAR) systems, based on a radically innovative light-sensing technology. A coherent flash system with no moving parts, it achieves the depth vision performance required for autonomous driving - with the simplicity and robustness of a digital camera. Oryx uses silicon-made microscopic antennas to detect light wave frequencies, providing a low-cost system that is a million times more sensitive than other LiDARs.2017-08-11 00:00:00Full Article
Israeli Depth Sensor Company Oryx Vision Raises $50 Million
(Globes) Tali Tsipori - Israeli autonomous car depth sensor developer Oryx Vision announced Tuesday a $50 million Series B funding round. Oryx builds automotive light detection and ranging (LiDAR) systems, based on a radically innovative light-sensing technology. A coherent flash system with no moving parts, it achieves the depth vision performance required for autonomous driving - with the simplicity and robustness of a digital camera. Oryx uses silicon-made microscopic antennas to detect light wave frequencies, providing a low-cost system that is a million times more sensitive than other LiDARs.2017-08-11 00:00:00Full Article
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