Sos Lab Co., Ltd.

Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology

Bum Sik Won

Jun Hwan Jang

Sung Ui Hwang

Dong Kyu Kim

Ji Seong Jeong

Gyeong Hwan Shin

Gwang Bin Kim

Kyi Hwan Park

The present invention relates to a multi-channel lidar sensor module capable of measuring at least two target objects using one image sensor. The multi-channel lidar sensor module according to an embodiment of the present invention includes at least one pair of light emitting units configured to emit laser beams and a light receiving unit formed between the at least one pair of emitting units and configured to receive at least one pair of reflected laser beams which are emitted from the at least one pair of light emitting units and reflected by target objects.

Multi-channel LiDAR sensor module

A light detection and ranging (lidar) device includes: a lower base; an upper base; a laser emitting unit for emitting a laser in a form of a point light source; a nodding mirror for transforming the laser in the form of the point light source to a line beam pattern which is perpendicular to the lower base, wherein the nodding mirror reflects the laser emitted from the laser emitting unit; a polygonal mirror for transforming the line beam pattern to a plane beam pattern and receiving a laser reflected from an object; and a sensor unit for receiving the laser reflected from the object via the polygonal mirror.

LiDAR device

Multi-channel lidar sensor module

A laser beam apparatus that is used for detecting vehicles in an intelligent traffic system according to an embodiment includes: a light source generating a laser beam of a short pulse; an optical transmission system converting the laser beam into a line beam; and an optical reception system receiving a beam dispersed rearward and reflected and returned when the line beam is radiated to a vehicle, and calculating a distance value from a reception time difference between the laser beam and the reflected beam, in which a first lens and a second lens that receive a laser from the light source are sequentially arranged in the optical transmission system, and the length of a horizontal axis of the line beam is increased or decreased to fit to the width of a road to be measured, by adjusting the distance between the light source and the first lens. Accordingly, it is possible to find out the current traffic situation in real time by accurately finding out whether there are vehicles passing through a predetermined area, using the lasers that are radiated from the laser detection apparatus regardless of the sizes of roads.

Laser detection device using line beam, and vehicle information recognition method using same

Lidar device

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