Baraja launches light detection and ranging solution for autonomous vehicles Australian startup Baraja's Spectrum-Scan uses shifting wavelengths of light to create 'eyes' for autonomous vehicles. CEO and co-founder Federico Collarte told ZDNet. Read more: https://zd.net/2N8s9C0

Baraja launches light detection and ranging solution for autonomous vehicles

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Baraja launches light detection and ranging solution for autonomous vehicles
1:14 / July 13, 2018

Australian startup Baraja's Spectrum-Scan uses shifting wavelengths of light to create 'eyes' for autonomous vehicles. CEO and co-founder Federico Collarte told ZDNet. Read more: https://zd.net/2N8s9C0

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