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LiDAR Module based on Microchip Solution

Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) is a distance measurement methodology that uses pulsed laser light reflection to make three-dimensional images of a target. LiDAR is one of the key sensing technologies used for detecting objects and determining distances in autonomous driving systems.

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