MicroVision IRIS lidar supports APAC autonomous mobility service pilot program
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- MicroVision entered an autonomous mobility service pilot in Asia-Pacific to supply its IRIS long-range lidar for real-world deployment.
- Pilot vehicles integrate IRIS into a multi-sensor perception stack with cameras and radar to support object detection and collision avoidance.
- The program sets a transition path from IRIS to MicroVision’s next-generation HALO sensor as the service scales toward broader commercialization.
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