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Innoviz to Supply Lidar to Chinese Autonomous-Tech Developer
Israel’s Innoviz Technologies Inc. says it will supply its solid-state lidar technology to Beijing-based HiRain Technologies Co., which is developing an autonomous driving system for the Chinese market.
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Israel’s Innoviz Technologies Inc. says it will supply its solid-state lidar technology to Beijing-based HiRain Technologies Co., which is developing an autonomous driving system for the Chinese market.
Innoviz specializes in MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical system) solid-state lidar. The company, which is part owned by Magna International Inc. and Aptiv plc, announced a deal with Magna in April to supply lidar sensors on future BMW autonomous vehicles.
Founded in 1998, HiRain specializes in automotive electronics and safety systems. The company offers a variety of advanced driver assist systems.
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