在设计上，Atlas Ultra同样展现出了Aeva Technologies的创新实力。相较于Atlas，Atlas Ultra在厚度上减少了35%，这使得它更加适合安装在乘用车的车顶或挡风玻璃后，不仅不会对车辆造型和空气动力学产生负面影响，反而能够进一步提升自动驾驶系统的稳定性和安全性。Aeva Technologies made a stunning debut at the CES grand event, formally introducing its latest developed 4D LiDAR Sensors - Atlas Ultra.
According to Zhitong Finance APP, Aeva Technologies (AEVA.US) made a stunning appearance at the CES event, grandly launching its latest developed 4D LiDAR Sensors - Atlas Ultra. This sensor is specifically designed to meet the stringent requirements of SAE Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous driving systems for Passenger Vehicles and Commercial Vehicles, and its outstanding performance and forward-looking design have garnered widespread attention and positive responses from the industry since its release.
As the latest work of Aeva Technologies, Atlas Ultra has achieved a qualitative leap in performance. Compared to the previous model, Atlas, its resolution has tripled, with a field of view reaching up to 150 degrees and a high degree of configurability.
In terms of design, Atlas Ultra also showcases Aeva Technologies' innovative strength. Compared to Atlas, Atlas Ultra has reduced its thickness by 35%, making it more suitable for installation on the roofs or behind the windshields of Passenger Vehicles. This not only does not negatively impact the vehicle's shape and aerodynamics but also further enhances the stability and safety of the autonomous driving system.
Importantly, Atlas Ultra has demonstrated exceptional performance in highway autonomous driving. Its low reflectivity target detection range can reach 250 meters, with a maximum detection distance of up to 500 meters, allowing for precise perception and positioning in various complex driving environments.
In addition, Atlas Ultra also possesses excellent anti-interference capability, effectively avoiding interference factors such as direct sunlight, signals from other LiDAR Sensors, and the halos and ghosts produced by reflective objects.
Regarding this innovative achievement, Aeva Technologies' Chief Technology Officer Mina Rezk stated: "We believe that Atlas Ultra and its key sensor perception and positioning products will bring unprecedented competitive advantages to original equipment manufacturers of Passenger Vehicles and Commercial Vehicles looking to introduce highway speed functionality without compromising performance."
After the news was announced, Aeva Technologies' stock price rose over 8% in pre-market trading on Tuesday, reaching $5.50, but by the time of writing, it had fallen back to $5.13.
