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Thank you to Bank of America for inviting us to participate in the 2025 Global Automotive Summit. The event provided a fantastic platform to exchange ideas and talk about the future of mobility. Looking forward to what’s in store over the next few months as the industry continues to embrace lidar as a critical part of autonomous driving.

CEO Matt Fisch talks with Power Progress' Art Aiello about why lidar is so critical to safety and security. “Lidar enables a new level of artificial intelligence. It actually allows more of that thinking side, if you will, because it’s not looking for patterns. It’s actually telling you whether something is there or not, because it can see in three dimensions.” Read more from his interview. https://lnkd.in/g2dxD6vR #Lidar #Automotive #AutonomousVehicle 

While lidar is powertrain agnostic, the evolution of EVs is accelerating, with a strong focus on enhanced ADAS and AV features. This shift is driven by consumer demand for greater safety on the road, which is one of the biggest obstacles to widespread AV adoption. By leveraging advanced technologies like lidar, which is key to achieving higher levels of situational awareness and reliability, the automotive industry has a better chance at delivering on consumer expectations. #ADAS #LidarTechnology #Innovation

Looking forward to Bank of America's 2025 Global Automotive Summit next month. CEO Matt Fisch and CFO Conor Tierney will be participating in one-on-one and small group meetings. Reach out to our team if you’d like to connect. #Lidar #FutureOfMobility #GlobalAutomotiveSummit 

Nothing beats getting behind the wheel and experiencing first-hand how advanced our lidar technology is. Thank you to Ted Graham at GM Ventures for going on a cruise with our CEO Matt Fisch in our demo vehicle. GM and Nvidia announced a new collaboration that will bring AI to GM’s next-gen vehicles, ADAS, and factories. This marks an important and significant step in the right direction for the autonomous vehicle industry. Read more about yesterday's announcement in TechCrunch: https://lnkd.in/gCXi_x5S   #AutonomousVehicles #ADAS #Lidar 

A recent survey by AAA shows that a majority of U.S. drivers (60%) are still apprehensive about self-driving cars despite a slight increase in trust from 2023 to 2024. Interestingly, 78% of drivers want to see more advancements in ADAS, highlighting a strong preference for safety enhancements over full automation. Lidar, which is an important component of ADAS, is expected to play a significant role in reducing traffic accidents and making roads safer. As the industry evolves, meeting increased demand for safer technology will prove critical for driving OEM adoption of ADAS. #ADAS #AutonomousVehicles #FutureOfMobility

China continues to outpace other markets in autonomous vehicle adoption. TechRadar published findings from a new study which predicts that roughly 15 million new cars, including affordable models, sold in China will be equipped with self-driving capabilities. To put that into perspective, that's about 20% of all global vehicle sales. Really good article by EV Correspondent Leon Poultney that explains how automotive manufacturers are seeing the potential of autonomous driving and some of the factors leading to higher levels of autonomous activity on the road. While challenges to widespread adoption vary from market to market, China gives us an example of what the path forward could look like. #AutonomousVehicles #FutureOfMobility

#ICYMI Sharing the latest highlights from our Q424 earnings presentation, which includes the launch of Apollo at CES last month. Thank you to our team and partners for your continued support and trust in our vision. #Earnings #FinancialResults #LidarTechnology

We’ll be releasing our 4Q24 financial results today after the market close. Join CEO Matt Fisch and CFO Conor Tierney for the conference call at 2 pm PT. #Earnings #FinancialResults #LidarTechnology

A recent article in S&P Global Mobility highlights a growing alignment between tech companies and traditional automakers when it comes to widespread autonomous vehicle adoption. Both groups recognize that the path forward will be slower and steadier and require partnerships to facilitate more innovation and access to financial resources. According to S&P, rather than setting lofty goals, the focus is shifting to more practical, market-ready solutions, which will be interesting to see as the industry continues to grow and evolve. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gDp5tgHU #AutonomousVehicles #SelfDrivingCars #FutureOfMobility