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CoRaLi-DAR

As part of the EU-funded CoRaLi-DAR project, a cost-effective, energy-efficient, and reliable advanced sensor and ranging system is being developed as a platform for the automotive market and beyond. The goal of the project is to combine both radio-based and light-based sensor technology in a single module, thereby leveraging the high-resolution capabilities of LiDAR and the high reliability of RADAR under adverse weather conditions.

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Project goals

  • Development of an advanced sensor and distance measurement system that combines both radio-based and light-based sensor technology in a single module
  • Integration of the LiDAR and RADAR chips on the same printed circuit board (PCB)
  • Development of an architecture that reduces manufacturing costs, package size, and power consumption during operation compared to the current state of the art

Project Consortium

Project
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Title: CoRaLi-DAR (Colla­bo­ra­tive Radio-Light Detec­tion and Ranging)
Project Manager: Dr. Tommaso Cassese
Program: International Funding Project. The CoRaLi-DAR project is funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe program (Grant Agreement Project 101092834).
Project duration: January 2023 – June 2027
Projekt­koordinator: Silicon Austria Labs GmbH

CoRaLi-DAR

Advanced Detection and Distance Measurement System for the Automotive Industry
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Business Development
Lisa Kainz MA
Business Development Microsystems
Graz
+43 664 88 964 965
lisa.kainz@silicon-austria.com
Project Manager
Dr. Tommaso Cassese
Staff Scientist, Integrated Photonics Technologies
Villach
+43 664 88 843 747
tommaso.cassese@silicon-austria.com

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