25.6 million
laser beams
per second

Utilizing exceptional chips from ams OSRAM and Hamamatsu Photonics, the Halo hyper-lidar detects objects with just 10% reflectance up to an impressive 1,000 feet away, effective for high-speed highway driving scenarios.

The Tensor Halo hyper-lidar delivers unmatched redundancy and functional safety. Every stage of its pipeline — from measurement and computation to transmission and power — is fully backed by redundant systems, ensuring continuous, safe operation even if a component fails.

Halo stands as the most advanced and safest automotive lidar solution in the world today.

Zero blindspot:
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180° Horizontal FOV
-90° Gravity Direction

The Tensor Sentinel blind-spot lidar gives no compromise in field of view for safety, covering 180° horizontally and 110° vertically at the same time, capable of seeing directly beneath the vehicle down to -90°  towards the gravity direction.

Unlike off-the-shelf lidars which degrade significantly within 20 in, it detects objects as close as 4 in without precision loss, yet achieving over 2.5 times higher resolution.

Each laser beam from Halo and Sentinel lidars captures multiple laser-returns from objects, a critical capability that allows them to see through challenging conditions such as rain, fog, snow, or dust.

Unlike conventional lidar systems that discard valuable signal data through basic Time-to-Digital Converters, Halo and Sentinel leverage advanced Analog-to-Digital Converters from Texas Instruments.

This preserves the original signals, allowing advanced algorithms to more effectively distinguish true signals from noise, while also reliably measuring reflectance — information that helps the AI accurately identify the material properties of objects.