Sense Photonics is launching a platform that it believes will accelerate the adoption of autonomous vehicles by lower the cost of integrating lidar sensors and other required equipment, and will develop in partnership with a major OEM, the company said.
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Investors continue to flock to Durham startup Sense Photonics, a developer of technology for use in autonomous vehicles and under the direction of new CEO Shauna McIntyre.
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Described as a 25-year automotive veteran, Shauna McIntyre most recently led Google’s automotive services program and Google Maps’ automotive programs.
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Automotive industry executive to lead innovative automotive and industrial 3D perception company.
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Sense Photonics is entering the autonomous vehicle market with a new radar device designed to help robotic vehicle and driver assistance systems – and it’s using the global Consumer Electronics Show as the launching pad.
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The Durham-based firm says its new camera features a wide field-of-view and has the longest performance-grade range available in the market – up to 40 meters. And an autonomous vehicle product is in development.
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The firm announced that it is set to open an Advanced LiDAR Research and Development Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Sense Photonics, a startup that has largely operated in stealth mode, emerged in a big way Wednesday with the news that the company focused on sensor technology for autonomous vehicles and other uses has closed on $26 million in venture capital.
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Durham-based Sense Photonics, a high technology start-up, has raised $14.4 million in equity, according to a securities filing.
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