Verifood, Ltd.

Innoviz Technologies Ltd.

Scio Solutions Ltd

Consumer Physics, Inc.

Omer Keilaf

Sagee Rosen

Uri Kinrot

Damian Goldring

Dror Sharon

Guy Brodetzki

Ittai Nir

Oren Buskila

Kai Engelhardt

Amit Steinberg

Menahem Kaplan

Amit Ruf

Ronen Eshel

David Elooz

Guy Zohar

Oren Rosenzweig

Julian Vlaiko

Nir Osiroff

Nitzan Waisberg

Assaf Carmi

Yair Antman

Dana Cohen Bar-On

Amir Day

Elad Heiman

Ofer Rachman

Nir Goren

Smadar David Raly

Idan Bakish

Pavel Berman

Amir Levy

Ovadya Menadeva

Shahar Levy

Yair Alpern

Dana Shemuly

Yuval Yifat

Oded Yeruhami

Eli Zlatkin

Hanoch Kremer

Harel Yosef Shfaram

Itay Tehori

Roi Mautner

Lior Atias

Systems and methods use LIDAR technology. In one implementation, a LIDAR system includes at least one processor configured to: control activation of at least one light source for illuminating a field of view; receive from at least one sensor having a plurality of detection elements reflections signals indicative of light reflected from objects in the field of view; dynamically allocate a first subset of the plurality of detection elements to constitute a first pixel; dynamically allocate a second subset of the plurality of detection elements to constitute a second pixel; following processing of the first pixel and the second pixel, dynamically allocate a third subset of the plurality of detection elements to constitute a third pixel, the third subset overlapping with at least one of the first subset and the second subset, and differing from each of the first subset and the second subset; and following processing of the first pixel and the second pixel, dynamically allocate a fourth subset of the plurality of detection elements to constitute a fourth pixel, the fourth subset overlapping with at least one of the first subset, the second subset, and the third subset, and differing from each of the first subset, the second subset, and the third subset.

Varying detection sensitivity between detections in LIDAR systems

A LIDAR system includes a light source projecting laser light toward a field of view, a sensor detecting reflections from objects, and a processor. The processor generates point-cloud representations of the environment, outputs navigational information to vehicle processors, and stores the point-cloud representations in a memory as a point-cloud archive. Upon detecting a point-cloud archive output triggering event, the processor collects two or more point-clouds from the archive that were generated within a predetermined period of time relative to the detected event, and outputs them from the memory.

Systems and methods for retrieval of point cloud data from cache in response to triggering events

A spectrometer comprises a plurality of isolated optical channels comprising a plurality of isolated optical paths. The isolated optical paths decrease cross-talk among the optical paths and allow the spectrometer to have a decreased length with increased resolution. In many embodiments, the isolated optical paths comprise isolated parallel optical paths that allow the length of the device to be decreased substantially. In many embodiments, each isolated optical path extends from a filter of a filter array, through a lens of a lens array, through a channel of a support array, to a region of a sensor array. Each region of the sensor array comprises a plurality of sensor elements in which a location of the sensor element corresponds to the wavelength of light received based on an angle of light received at the location, the focal length of the lens and the central wavelength of the filter.

Spectrometry systems with decreased light path

A system includes at least one processor configured to detect, based on point cloud information, portions of a particular object, and determine, based on the detected portions, at least a first portion having a first reflectivity corresponding to a license plate, and at least two additional spaced-apart portions corresponding to locations on the particular object other than a location of the first portion. The at least two additional portions have reflectivity substantially lower than the first reflectivity. The at least one processor is further configured to classify the particular object as a vehicle, based on a spatial relationship and a reflectivity relationship between the first portion and the at least two additional portions.

LIDAR systems and methods for detection and classification of objects

Spectrometry system with decreased light path

A LIDAR system has a laser emission unit configured to generate a plurality of laser beams. The LIDAR system also has an optical system configured to transmit the plurality of laser beams from the laser emission unit to a common scanning unit. The common scanning unit is configured to project the plurality of laser beams toward a field of view of the LIDAR system to simultaneously scan the field of view along a plurality of scan lines traversing the field of view.

Multi-beam laser emitter with common optical path

A hand held spectrometer is used to illuminate the object and measure the one or more spectra. The spectral data of the object can be used to determine one or more attributes of the object. In many embodiments, the spectrometer is coupled to a database of spectral information that can be used to determine the attributes of the object. The spectrometer system may comprise a hand held communication device coupled to a spectrometer, in which the user can input and receive data related to the measured object with the hand held communication device. The embodiments disclosed herein allow many users to share object data with many people, in order to provide many people with actionable intelligence in response to spectral data.

Spectrometry systems, methods, and applications

A handheld spectrometer can be configured with a visible aiming beam to allow the user to determine the measured region of the object. When the visible aiming beam comprises the spectrometer measurement beam, the spectrometer measurement beam comprises sufficient energy for the user to see the measurement beam illuminating the object. When the visible aiming beam comprises a separate beam, the visible aiming beam comprises sufficient energy for the user to see a portion of the aiming beam reflected from the object. The visible aiming beam and measurement beam can be arranged to at least partially overlap on the sample, such that the user has an indication of the area of the sample being measured.

Spectrometry system with visible aiming beam

The present disclosure provides systems and methods that use LIDAR technology. In one implementation, a LIDAR system includes at least one processor configured to: control activation of at least one light source for illuminating a field of view; receive from at least one sensor a reflection signal associated with an object in the field of view, a time lapse between light leaving the at least one light source and reflection impinging on the least one sensor constituting a time of flight; and alter an amplification parameter associated with the at least one sensor during the time of flight.

Dynamically allocating detection elements to pixels in LIDAR systems

A protective sheath having a closed end and an open end is sized to receive a hand held spectrometer. The spectrometer can be placed in the sheath to calibrate the spectrometer and to measure samples. In a calibration orientation, an optical head of the spectrometer can be oriented toward the closed end of the sheath where a calibration material is located. In a measurement orientation, the optical head of the spectrometer can be oriented toward the open end of the sheath in order to measure a sample. To change the orientation, the spectrometer can be removed from the sheath container and placed in the sheath container with the calibration orientation or the measurement orientation. Accessory container covers can be provided and placed on the open end of the sheath with samples placed therein in order to provide improved measurements.

Accessories for handheld spectrometer

A spectrometer system may be used to determine one or more spectra of an object, and the one or more spectra may be associated with one or more attributes of the object that are relevant to the user. While the spectrometer system can take many forms, in many instances the system comprises a spectrometer and a processing device in communication with the spectrometer and with a remote server, wherein the spectrometer is physically integrated with an apparatus. The apparatus may have a function different than that of the spectrometer, such as a consumer appliance or device.

Spectrometry system applications

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Kfar Saba, Israel

Omer Keilaf