Hesai and Flasheye Deliver Stationary Lidar Perception System for Industrial Autonomy
A new stationary lidar perception system from Hesai and Flasheye replaces fences and manual supervision with persistent 3D sensing, enabling autonomous operations in mines, ports, and sawmills.
- 5,000 to 50,000 m²
- Up to 200 m for haul trucks, 25 m for pedestrians
- Days
What Happened
Traditional industrial sites rely on fences, light curtains, and manual oversight to keep people and machines safe. These methods are rigid and don't produce data for automation. Hesai's high-capacity lidar sensors paired with Flasheye's perception software provide continuous 3D spatial awareness, allowing control systems to automatically enforce safety zones and track objects across large areas without human intervention.
5,000 to 50,000 m²m²
A single Hesai lidar covers an area from 5,000 to 50,000 square meters, replacing multiple sensors or physical barriers.
In mining, one lidar installation can replace hundreds of meters of fencing for zone enforcement. Ports reduce operator staffing through automated vehicle tracking, and sawmills achieve tighter material-feed control. The system outputs data via standard industrial protocols, integrating with existing control systems without custom work.
Why this matters
This technology allows industrial sites to automate safety and tracking without physical barriers, reducing human presence in hazardous zones and enabling faster, data-driven control.
Terms in This Story
- lidar
- A sensing technology that uses laser pulses to measure distances and create 3D maps of environments.
- point cloud
- A set of data points in 3D space representing the surface of objects, produced by lidar sensors.
- AGV
- Automated Guided Vehicle, a robot that follows predefined paths without a human operator.
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