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ANSYS SPEOS: LiDAR Distortion through a Lens

Tagged: adas, additive, ansys, ANSYS SPEOS, Autonomous, LiDAR, Light Design, Light Simulation, Optical, Optical Design, optical performance, optical simulation, Sensors
    • June 3, 2022 at 1:43 pm
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      “This video shows how to use the LiDAR sensor in ANSYS SPEOS to help develop ADAS/AD systems. LiDAR sensor simulation can analyze LiDAR performance to detect system default and validate system design under critical testing conditions, such as:
      – Presence of a cover lens
      – Presence of fog
      – Presence of sun in field of view
      To learn more about ANSYS SPEOS, visit https://www.ansys.com/en-in/products/optical/ansys-speos”

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