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LiDAR Infrastructure Monitoring - A Quiet Digital Map of the World In our white paper, developed together with Flasheye and QRTECH, we explore how LiDAR-based infrastructure monitoring can enable automated safety and create smarter, more efficient roads - ensuring safety for all road users. What if our roads could see better than our cars? Imagine roads that actively understand their surroundings. With advanced sensors and real-time data, our streets could detect obstacles,

A visualization of the vehicle speed vectors in street space. Elaborator-project 2025   Helsinki is facing increasing congestion during rush hours. Traffic hotspots cause delays for cars, cyclists, and pedestrians; safety concerns rise at intersections and crosswalks; and city planners lack reliable, real-time data about traffic flows to support infrastructure planning.Forum Virium Helsinkiis the living labto co-create the future’s smart cities by working with companies, uni

Beyond Software and Hardware In the realm of technology, accessibility goes beyond creating user-friendly interfaces. It involves ensuring that both software and hardware can be used by the widest range of people, regardless of their technical capabilities or resources. This approach is essential for fostering inclusivity and innovation. At Flasheye, accessibility begins with the hardware. Our perception software can run efficiently on low-end devices, such as the widely reco

Allan Jansson, Senior Lidar Sales Engineer and Dariusz Kominiak, Lidar Specialist Challenges that have been around for decades but hard to solve Allan first encountered the very same problems that Flasheye is solving back in the early 90s. Back then, Allan and his team of engineers were pioneers in the field, developing cutting-edge solutions to meet similar demands as today. The challenges are related to measurements, safety, and autonomy but the end purpose is to enhance op

In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, training data is the backbone of AI and machine learning systems. These systems rely on vast amounts of high-quality, annotated data to learn and make accurate predictions. Traditionally, human annotators have been tasked with manually labeling data, which is both time-consuming and expensive. However, Flasheye’s cutting-edge 3D perception technology is changing the game, offering a faster, more efficient solution for trai

To be honest, we do not really focus on that anymore. When we started out, we focused on a couple of specific industries. We built a few strong products in those verticals and proved that our technology worked. But over time, something became clear: the problems we were solving, detecting motion, spotting deviations, making environments safer and smarter, were not unique for one industry.  They were everywhere. There is no coincidence we have had the highest interest from man