Velodyne Live Lidar Demos

The HDL-32E is a small, lightweight and rugged sensor designed to meet the demand for 3D mapping applications and autonomous navigation. It features 32 lasers across a 40° vertical Field of View (FOV) and generates 800,000 distance points per second. The HDL-32E measures just 5.68 inches high by 3.4 inches wide and weighs 2.4 pounds.

Raymond Mandli, president of Mandli Communications, is scheduled to speak at a session on mobile surveying on Tuesday, March 22, from 1:30PM to 3:00PM. Discussing Velodyne's other sensor, the original HDL-64E, the presentation is to describe how the Texas Department of Transportation uses Lidar data and the advancement of Lidar collection technology. The HDL-64E produces 1.3 million data points per second.

The HDL-32E will also be on display at the Velodyne booth, #842, at Automate 2011 which is also being held 21st to 24th March at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL, USA.