Which AEye products are covered by patents?

AEye's 4Sight™ M, Continental HRL131, and AE-90 products are covered by a wide range of U.S. and international patents. The list includes patents for methods and systems related to dynamic scan patterns, adaptive receivers, pulse deconfliction, and more.

Are all AEye patents listed on the patents page?

No, the list of AEye products and associated patents on the page may not be all-inclusive. Some products may be covered by other issued U.S. and foreign patents, and AEye may have pending patent applications not listed.

What is virtual patent marking and why does AEye use it?

Virtual patent marking is a method of providing notice to the public that a product is patented by listing the patents on a publicly accessible webpage. AEye uses it to comply with 35 U.S.C. § 287(a) and to inform users and competitors about its intellectual property rights.

Can the absence of a product or patent from the list affect AEye's legal rights?

No, the absence of any product or patent from the list does not prevent AEye from enforcing its legal rights associated with the product or patent.

What are some key U.S. patents protecting 4Sight™ M & Continental HRL131?

Key U.S. patents include: 9,897,689 (Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Interline Skipping for Dynamic Scan Patterns), 9,885,778 (Scanning Ladar Transmission with Pulse Modulation), 10,042,159 (Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter), and many others covering adaptive receivers, pulse deconfliction, and dynamic scan patterns.

Which international patents protect 4Sight™ M & Continental HRL131?

International patents include AU Patent No. 2015301488, JP Patent No. 2017510409, AU Patent No. 2017221438, JP Patent No. 7086001, TW Patent No. I744284, Chinese Patent No. ZL201580050574.2, and others covering methods and systems for Ladar transmission and adaptive receivers.

What patents protect the AE-90 product?

AE-90 is protected by many of the same U.S. and international patents as 4Sight™ M & Continental HRL131, including patents for dynamic scan patterns, adaptive receivers, pulse deconfliction, and more. See the full list on the AEye patents page.

Does AEye have patents pending?

Yes, AEye may have pending patent applications in the United States or foreign countries at any time, in addition to the issued patents listed.

What technologies are covered by AEye's patents?

AEye's patents cover a range of technologies including dynamic scan patterns, adaptive receivers, pulse deconfliction, point cloud compression, synthetic lidar pattern fill, and intelligent selection of shot list frames based on field of view data.

How does AEye's patent portfolio support its competitive advantage?

AEye's extensive patent portfolio protects its innovations in lidar technology, enabling unique features such as real-time dynamic scan patterns, adaptive sensing, and advanced data processing. This intellectual property helps differentiate AEye's products in the market.

Where can I find more details about AEye's patents?

You can find the full list of patents and their descriptions on the AEye patents page at https://www.aeye.ai/ip.

What is the significance of international patents for AEye?

International patents extend AEye's intellectual property protection to key markets such as Australia, Japan, Taiwan, and China, supporting global commercialization and enforcement of its technologies.

How does AEye ensure its patents remain up to date?

AEye regularly updates its patent listings and continues to file new patent applications as it develops new technologies, ensuring ongoing protection for its innovations.

What is the relationship between AEye and Continental regarding patents?

Continental HRL131 is listed alongside AEye's 4Sight™ M product, indicating that Continental utilizes AEye's patented technologies in its products, with volume production starting in 2024.

How do AEye's patents relate to its product features?

Many of AEye's product features, such as dynamic scan patterns, adaptive receivers, and advanced data processing, are directly enabled by its patented technologies, ensuring unique capabilities and performance.

What is Ladar and how is it used in AEye's patents?

Ladar (Laser Detection and Ranging) is a technology used for measuring distances and creating high-resolution 3D maps. AEye's patents cover various methods and systems for improving Ladar performance, including dynamic scan patterns and adaptive receivers.

How does AEye's patent portfolio support its partnerships?

AEye's robust patent portfolio provides a foundation for partnerships with companies like Continental and NVIDIA, enabling integration of patented technologies into partner products and platforms.

How does AEye enforce its patent rights?

AEye reserves the right to enforce its legal rights associated with any product or patent, regardless of whether it is listed on the patents page.

What is the difference between U.S. and international patents for AEye?

U.S. patents protect AEye's technologies within the United States, while international patents extend protection to other countries such as Australia, Japan, Taiwan, and China, supporting global commercialization.

How can I contact AEye for more information about its patents?

For more information about AEye's patents, you can visit the AEye patents page or contact AEye directly through their website at https://www.aeye.ai/.

What features does AEye offer in its lidar solutions?

AEye offers dynamic scan patterns, ultra-long-range detection (up to one kilometer with Apollo), high resolution, adaptability to challenging environments, over-the-air updates, and flexible mounting options. These features are enabled by AEye's patented technologies.

How does AEye's software-defined lidar technology benefit users?

AEye's software-defined lidar allows for customization and scalability without hardware changes, enabling users to adapt the technology to specific applications and future requirements through software updates.

What is the Apollo lidar system and what makes it unique?

The Apollo lidar system is AEye's flagship product, capable of detecting objects up to one kilometer away. It features a small form factor, dynamic scan patterns, and is designed for high-speed and highway autopilot scenarios.

What is OPTIS™ and what applications does it serve?

OPTIS™ is a full-stack solution powered by NVIDIA Jetson Orin, providing high-resolution 3D imaging, real-time interpretation, and action. It serves intelligent transportation systems, airport safety, perimeter security, defense, and logistics.

How does OPTIS™ deliver detection, decision-making, and action?

OPTIS™ integrates AEye's Apollo lidar with advanced technologies like NVIDIA Jetson Orin, enabling real-time perception, interpretation, and response through physical AI and curated software.

How does iDAR improve object interrogation in real-world applications?

AEye's iDAR system dynamically adjusts scanning to focus on objects of interest, increasing sampling density in regions of interest to gather critical information such as speed and direction, enhancing safety and efficiency.

What are some key integrations supported by AEye's lidar solutions?

AEye's Apollo sensor is integrated with the NVIDIA DRIVE AGX platform, including NVIDIA AGX DRIVE Thor™, and supports OEM integration options behind the windshield, on the roof, or in the grille for flexible deployment.

What technical documentation is available for AEye's products?

AEye provides specification sheets, white papers, case studies, and technology insights. For example, the Apollo spec sheet and white papers on lidar technology are available on the AEye resources page.

How does AEye's technology perform in challenging environments?

AEye's lidar systems are engineered to perform reliably in adverse conditions such as rain, darkness, and fog, ensuring consistent performance and operational reliability.

What industries use AEye's lidar technology?

Industries include automotive, trucking, smart infrastructure, aviation, defense, rail, and logistics. Case studies demonstrate applications in autonomous driving, intelligent transportation systems, airport safety, and more.

How does AEye's technology enhance safety?

AEye's lidar enables early detection, better perception, and faster reaction times, improving safety in autonomous applications. Case studies like 'A Pedestrian in Headlights' and 'Flatbed Trailer Across Roadway' illustrate these benefits.

How does AEye support customization and scalability?

AEye's software-defined lidar solutions can be tailored to meet unique specifications, as demonstrated in use cases like 'Obstacle Avoidance' where the lidar adapts to specific environments and applications.

How does AEye's technology reduce operational costs?

Over-the-air software updates eliminate the need for costly hardware upgrades, and features like false positive reduction improve operational efficiency, as shown in the 'False Positive' use case.

What are some real-world success stories using AEye's technology?

Success stories include enhanced pedestrian detection, obstacle avoidance, adaptability in adverse weather, and improved logistics operations. Case studies are available on the AEye resources page.

How does AEye's technology support smart infrastructure?

AEye's lidar solutions enhance connected environments and infrastructure projects, supporting intelligent transportation systems and smart city initiatives. Case studies for ITS use cases are available for download.

How does AEye's technology benefit logistics operations?

OPTIS™ provides point-cloud precision for monitoring, prevents incursions, tracks assets, and coordinates movement for safer and faster logistics operations, with real-time object and zone tracking and low-latency insights.

What is the OPTIS™ Perception Ecosystem?

The OPTIS™ Perception Ecosystem is a network of partners and solutions built around AEye's adaptive lidar technology, enabling rapid deployment of advanced perception capabilities across markets like automotive and ITS.

How does AEye's lidar technology compare to Velodyne?

Velodyne offers traditional lidar with fixed scan patterns, while AEye provides dynamic scan patterns, software-defined architecture, and over-the-air updates for greater adaptability and future-proofing.

How does AEye's lidar technology compare to Luminar?

Luminar focuses on long-range, hardware-centric lidar, while AEye offers dynamic scan patterns, adaptability to challenging environments, and flexible mounting options for broader application versatility.

How does AEye's lidar technology compare to Innoviz?

Innoviz offers solid-state lidar with limited software-defined customization. AEye's lidar is customizable via software, supports over-the-air updates, and delivers ultra-long-range detection and high resolution.

Why should a customer choose AEye over alternatives?

AEye offers dynamic scan patterns, software-defined architecture, future-proof design, high performance, and flexible placement, providing scalability, adaptability, and efficiency for diverse industries and use cases.

How easy is it to implement AEye's products?

AEye's products are designed for ease of integration with existing systems, supported by comprehensive technical support, validation testing tools, and user education resources for a smooth onboarding process.

What support does AEye provide during implementation?

AEye provides direct technical assistance, extensive documentation, tutorials, hands-on training, and validation testing tools to help customers quickly and confidently adopt its products.

What feedback have customers given about AEye's ease of use?

Customers benefit from ease of integration, comprehensive technical support, user education, and validation tools, making the onboarding process smooth and efficient. Specific testimonials are not listed, but these features are highlighted in customer feedback.

How long does it take to implement AEye's solutions?

The implementation timeline varies by use case and system requirements, but AEye's focus on ease of integration, technical support, and validation tools ensures a quick and efficient start for most customers.

AEye Patents

This following list of AEye products and associated patents is provided in compliance with the virtual marking provisions of 35 U.S.C. § 287(a). The list of AEye products and associated patents may not be all-inclusive as the products below may be covered by other issued United States and foreign patents. At any time, AEye may also have pending patent applications in the United States or foreign countries. The absence of any product or patent from the list below does not prevent AEye from enforcing its legal rights associated with the product or patent.

4Sight™ M & Continental HRL131

4Sight™ M & Continental HRL 131 is protected by the following patents:

U.S. Patent No. 9,897,689 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Interline Skipping for Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 9,885,778 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Scanning Ladar Transmission with Pulse Modulation
U.S. Patent No. 9,933,513 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and Apparatus for an Adaptive Ladar Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 10,042,159 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter
U.S. Patent No. 10,042,043 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission Employing Dynamic Scan Patterns with Macro Patterns and Base Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,073,166 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Spinning Polygon Mirror for Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,078,133 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmission with Closed Loop Feedback Control of Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,088,558 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for LADAR Transmission with Spiral Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,185,028 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Pulse Deconfliction Using Delay Code Selection
U.S. Patent No. 10,209,349 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Pulse Deconfliction to Detect and Track Other Ladar Systems
U.S. Patent No. 10,215,848 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Interline Detouring for Dynamic Scans
U.S. Patent No. 10,379,205 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Pulse Deconfliction Method
U.S. Patent No. 10,386,464 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Point Cloud Compression
U.S. Patent No. 10,386,467 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Pulse Deconfliction Apparatus
U.S. Patent No. 10,495,757 – U.S. Patent entitled Intelligent Ladar System with Low Latency Planning Updates
U.S. Patent No. 10,598,788 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar Shot Selection Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 10,642,029 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Ellipsoidal Reimager
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,873 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and Apparatus for an Adaptive Ladar Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,900 – U.S. Patent entitled Low Latency Intra-Frame Motion Estimation Based on Cluster of Ladar Pulses
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,872 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Receiver with Advanced Optics
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,897 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Adaptive Pulse Duration
U.S. Patent No. 10,656,272 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Polarized Receivers
U.S. Patent No. 10,656,277 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar System Camera Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 10,656,252 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar Systems Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 10,663,596 – U.S. Patent entitled Lidar with Coboresited Camera
U.S. Patent No. 10,670,718 – U.S. Patent entitled Synthetic Lidar Pattern Fill
U.S. Patent No. 10,754,015 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Ladar Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 10,761,196 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Ladar Receiving Method
U.S. Patent No. 10,782,393 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Receiver Range Measurement Using Distinct Optical Path for Reference Light
U.S. Patent No. 10,908,262 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter for Improved Gaze On Scan Area Portions
U.S. Patent No. 10,908,265 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Feedback Control of Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,921,450 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Frequency Domain Shuttering
U.S. Patent No. 11,002,857 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System with Intelligent Selection of Shot List Frames Based on Field of View Data
U.S. Patent No. 15,431,065 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter for Improved Gaze on Scan Area Portions
U.S. Patent No. 11,092,676 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Optical Data Communication Via Scanning Ladar
U.S. Patent No. 11,175,386 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System with Adaptive Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 11,300,667 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control for Scan Line Shot Scheduling
U.S. Patent No. 11,300,779 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Ellipsoidal Reimager
U.S. Patent No. 11,327,177 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar Shot Energy Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 11,442,152 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using a Laser Energy Model
U.S. Patent No. 11,448,734 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Laser Energy and Mirror Motion Models
U.S. Patent No. 11,460,552 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Control of Variable Energy Laser Source
U.S. Patent No. 11,460,553 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Different Mirror Motion Models for Shot Scheduling and Shot Firing
U.S. Patent No. 11,460,556 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Shot Scheduling for Variable Amplitude Scan Mirror
U.S. Patent No. 11,467,263 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Controllable Variable Laser Seed Energy
U.S. Patent No. 11,474,212 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control and Shot Order Simulation
U.S. Patent No. 11,474,213 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Market Shots
U.S. Patent No. 11,474,214 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Controllable Pulse Bursts to Resolve Angle to Target
U.S. Patent No. 11,480,680 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Multi-Processor Return Detection
U.S. Patent No. 11,486,977 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Pulse Burst Scheduling
U.S. Patent No. 11,493,610 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Detection-Based Adaptive Shot Scheduling
U.S. Patent No. 11,500,093 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar Using Multiple Matched Filters to Determine Target Obliquity
U.S. Patent No. 11,513,223 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Cross-Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 11,619,740 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Asynchronous Shot Intervals and Detection Intervals
U.S. Patent No. 11,630,188 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Safety Models
U.S. Patent No. 11,635,495 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Controllable Tilt Amplitude for a Variable Amplitude Scan Mirror
U.S. Patent No. 11,675,059 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Elevation-Prioritized Shot Scheduling

4Sight M & Continental HRL131 International Patents

AU Patent No. 2015301488 – Methods and Systems for Ladar Transmission
JP Patent No. 2017510409 – Methods and Systems for LADAR Transmission
AU Patent No. 2017221438 – Adaptive Ladar Receiver
JP Patent No. 7086001 – Adaptive Ladar Receiver
TW Patent No. I744284 – Adaptive Ladar Receiver
Chinese Patent No. ZL201580050574.2 – Methods and Systems for Ladar Transmission
JP Patent No. 6789926 – Methods and Systems for Ladar Transmission
JP Patent No. 7197571 – Intelligent Ladar System with Low Latency Motion Planning Updates
JP Patent No. 7206206 – Method and System for Ladar Pulse Deconfliction
TW Patent No. 791293 – Ladar Receiver

AE-90

AE-90 is protected by the following patents:

U.S. Patent No. 9,897,689 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Interline Skipping for Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 9,885,778 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Scanning Ladar Transmission with Pulse Modulation
U.S. Patent No. 9,933,513 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and Apparatus for an Adaptive Ladar Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 10,042,159 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter
U.S. Patent No. 10,042,043 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission Employing Dynamic Scan Patterns with Macro Patterns and Base Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,073,166 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Spinning Polygon Mirror for Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,078,133 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmission with Closed Loop Feedback Control of Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,088,558 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for LADAR Transmission with Spiral Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,185,028 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Pulse Deconfliction Using Delay Code Selection
U.S. Patent No. 10,209,349 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Pulse Deconfliction to Detect and Track Other Ladar Systems
U.S. Patent No. 10,215,848 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Ladar Transmission with Interline Detouring for Dynamic Scans
U.S. Patent No. 10,379,205 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Pulse Deconfliction Method
U.S. Patent No. 10,386,464 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Point Cloud Compression
U.S. Patent No. 10,386,467 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Pulse Deconfliction Apparatus
U.S. Patent No. 10,495,757 – U.S. Patent entitled Intelligent Ladar System with Low Latency Planning Updates
U.S. Patent No. 10,598,788 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar Shot Selection Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 10,642,029 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Ellipsoidal Reimager
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,873 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and Apparatus for an Adaptive Ladar Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,900 – U.S. Patent entitled Low Latency Intra-Frame Motion Estimation Based on Cluster of Ladar Pulses
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,872 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Receiver with Advanced Optics
U.S. Patent No. 10,641,897 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Adaptive Pulse Duration
U.S. Patent No. 10,656,272 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Polarized Receivers
U.S. Patent No. 10,656,277 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar System Camera Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 10,656,252 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar Systems Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 10,663,596 – U.S. Patent entitled Lidar with Coboresited Camera
U.S. Patent No. 10,670,718 – U.S. Patent entitled Synthetic Lidar Pattern Fill
U.S. Patent No. 10,754,015 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Ladar Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 10,761,196 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Ladar Receiving Method
U.S. Patent No. 10,782,393 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Receiver Range Measurement Using Distinct Optical Path for Reference Light
U.S. Patent No. 10,908,262 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter for Improved Gaze On Scan Area Portions
U.S. Patent No. 10,908,265 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Feedback Control of Dynamic Scan Patterns
U.S. Patent No. 10,921,450 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Frequency Domain Shuttering
U.S. Patent No. 11,002,857 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System with Intelligent Selection of Shot List Frames Based on Field of View Data
U.S. Patent No. 15,431,065 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Optical Field Splitter/Inverter for Improved Gaze on Scan Area Portions
U.S. Patent No. 11,092,676 – U.S. Patent entitled Method and System for Optical Data Communication Via Scanning Ladar
U.S. Patent No. 11,175,386 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System with Adaptive Receiver
U.S. Patent No. 11,300,667 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control for Scan Line Shot Scheduling
U.S. Patent No. 11,300,779 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar Transmitter with Ellipsoidal Reimager
U.S. Patent No. 11,327,177 – U.S. Patent entitled Adaptive Control of Ladar Shot Energy Using Spatial Index of Prior Ladar Return Data
U.S. Patent No. 11,442,152 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using a Laser Energy Model
U.S. Patent No. 11,448,734 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Laser Energy and Mirror Motion Models
U.S. Patent No. 11,460,552 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Control of Variable Energy Laser Source
U.S. Patent No. 11,460,553 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Different Mirror Motion Models for Shot Scheduling and Shot Firing
U.S. Patent No. 11,460,556 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Shot Scheduling for Variable Amplitude Scan Mirror
U.S. Patent No. 11,467,263 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Controllable Variable Laser Seed Energy
U.S. Patent No. 11,474,212 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control and Shot Order Simulation
U.S. Patent No. 11,474,213 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Dynamic Laser Control Using Market Shots
U.S. Patent No. 11,474,214 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Controllable Pulse Bursts to Resolve Angle to Target
U.S. Patent No. 11,480,680 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Multi-Processor Return Detection
U.S. Patent No. 11,486,977 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Pulse Burst Scheduling
U.S. Patent No. 11,493,610 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar with Detection-Based Adaptive Shot Scheduling
U.S. Patent No. 11,500,093 – U.S. Patent entitled Hyper Temporal Lidar Using Multiple Matched Filters to Determine Target Obliquity
U.S. Patent No. 11,513,223 – U.S. Patent entitled Ladar System and Method with Cross-Receiver

AE-90 International Patents

AU Patent No. 2015301488 – Methods and Systems for Ladar Transmission
JP Patent No. 2017510409 – Methods and Systems for LADAR Transmission
AU Patent No. 2017221438 – Adaptive Ladar Receiver
JP Patent No. 7086001 – Adaptive Ladar Receiver
TW Patent No. I744284 – Adaptive Ladar Receiver
Chinese Patent No. ZL201580050574.2 – Methods and Systems for Ladar Transmission
JP Patent No. 6789926 – Methods and Systems for Ladar Transmission
JP Patent No. 7197571 – Intelligent Ladar System with Low Latency Motion Planning Updates
JP Patent No. 7206206 – Method and System for Ladar Pulse Deconfliction
TW Patent No. 791293 – Ladar Receiver

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