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LiDAR is a global technology, but the direction and pace of its development are strongly influenced by the United States. From infrastructure and defense to autonomous systems and smart cities, the U.S. continues to shape standards, funding priorities, and large-scale deployments that define where the industry goes next. As the market matures, hardware alone is no longer the differentiator. The real value is moving into perception. Turning LiDAR data into reliable, actionable

The LiDAR view of the Christmas Market Large public events like Christmas markets, festivals, and concerts bring people together, but they also bring complex safety challenges. At the Frankfurt Christmas Market, Innoviz , Urban Lighting Innovations, and Flasheye demonstrated how LiDAR can support safer, smarter cities without compromising privacy or trust. It’s not about watching people. It’s about understanding space. 3 Problems LiDAR Solves in Large Events 1: Overcrowdi

A top-view of the perception software For decades, security has relied on cameras, radar, fences, and human monitoring. While effective in specific use cases, each comes with fundamental limitations. LiDAR changes the equation. Once expensive and niche, LiDAR is now affordable and powerful to redefine how security systems operate. Here are ten reasons why LiDAR is transforming the security industry. 1. True Volumetric and Spatial Awareness LiDAR does not just see surfaces - i

Detected people in the perception software From multi-million engineering projects to webshops For a long time, true spatial perception was something only a handful of companies could afford. Full Lidar systems, custom hardware, and heavy engineering made up projects that easily climbed into the millions. They were impressive, but also exclusive. Only a few players could justify the cost. That landscape is changing quickly. New generations of inexpensive yet capable hardware,

Gustav Nordlund, Ulf Lindström, Jacob Nilsson, Martin Blaszczyk, Sebastian Yngman, Rohith Sarma, Ida Rehnström, Tomi Skantz, and Joel Johansson. Luleå, Sweden – [13/11/2025]   Flasheye has once again been recognized among Sweden’s most promising technology companies, securing a spot on Ny Teknik’s 33-list for the third consecutive year. Just a few years ago, the 33-list was something we only read about, a collection of visionary companies shaping the future. Today, we’re hon

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,