TetraVue has developed HD 4D LIDAR technology that merges high-definition video resolution with range data to enable long-range, 4D motion capture and per-pixel depth perception. The system captures real-time images with depth down to each pixel and is applicable to autonomous vehicles, machine vision and factory automation. The company is initially focused on the automotive market and is working with key partners to commercialize its 4D LIDAR. TetraVue is led by CEO Hal Zarem and is based in Vista, CA. The company raised an additional funding round (amount undisclosed) and intends to use the proceeds to expand operations and continue developing the technology. No operating metrics were disclosed in the article. TetraVue develops Ultra High Definition, solid-state Flash LIDAR systems for the autonomous car industry. The company is commercializing an Ultra High Definition Flash LIDAR prototype that it says can identify unexpected and dangerous obstacles at hundreds of meters. It intends to miniaturize and commercialize that prototype for autonomous car manufacturers. TetraVue was founded in 2008 by Paul Banks and is based in Carlsbad, CA. The company is developing partnerships with car manufacturers, auto AI software developers, and other hardware makers to integrate its sensors into self-driving vehicle platforms. The reported financing will support those commercialization and miniaturization efforts.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Feb 2017