The Power of Coherent Sensing Technology
Vision that Drives Autonomy
The Next Generation of Perception
- High precision of 100 um at 5m
- Long working range to 2km and beyond
- Dual polarization enables advanced
material identification
- Software-defined field of view with
zoom functionality - Operates reliably day or night, even
in bright sunlight - Immune to cross talk from
multiple sensors
- 1550nm wavelength for enhanced
eye safety - Instantaneous velocity detection for accurate movement tracking
- Doppler and micro-Doppler measurements to distinguish
velocity of a drone’s propellers
versus its overall body
Every Pixel Provides an Accurate Measurement of X, Y, Z, Velocity, TE Intensity (ITE), and TM Intensity (ITM).
Doppler and Micro-Doppler Can Be Used to Distinguish a Bird From a Drone. Their Sizes May Be Similar but Their Velocity Signatures Are Quite Different.
The Eyeonic Trace™ Line Scanner Has Sub-MM Resolution
Distance point cloud showing the tools clearly, even though they are partially buried in gravel.
Eyeonic Trace Is Unaffected by Sunlight
Range point cloud of a white car traveling at 25MPH from a distance of 7.5m.
Eyeonic Trace
for Weld Inspection
The Eyeonic Trace scan shows voids in the weld. In combination with polarization data and machine learning, quality control for weld inspection can be fully automated.
For Long Ranges, SiLC’s Sensors Can See Power Lines at Distances Exceeding 4 km.
The wires are clearly visible with the sensors in any lighting condition.
Even with a zoom camera, the light conditions have to be perfect to see the power lines.
SiLC Demonstrated a 500m operation of its
Eyeonic Vision Sensor over the Las Vegas Strip
SiLC demonstrated the power of the Eyeonic Vision System – easily viewing the Stratosphere on the Las Vegas Strip at a distance of 1.2 KM away
