Since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, face masks have become a daily necessity. However, masks also present new challenges for public health and sanitation. Contaminated masks may harbor viruses, endangering the health of sanitation workers. The sanitation industry already faces labor shortages and recruiting difficulties due to long working hours. Autowise.AI’s Autonomous sweepers can improve the efficiency of cleaning operations while also lowering cost. Hesai’s XT series lidar provide reliable detection for Autowise.AI’s sweepers. They enable accurate object identification and avoidance, ensuring efficient, safe operations in complex environments.

Due to the unique geographical conditions，strong winds, extreme temperatures and dusty working conditions are common in mines. And many problems such as difficult recruitment, frequent accidents, high cost and low efficiency happen throughout the year. The development of autonomous driving technology made mine intelligence become popular. Boonray Technology entered this field earlier and has become the pioneer in building intelligent mines. Boonray’s autonomous mining trucks are equipped with Hesai Technology’s XT32 and QT64 that can help its iDrive autonomous driving system achieve multi-source fusion perception. According to Yang, CTO of Boonray, “ Hesai's lidars can withstand the low temperature of -40°C and the vibration amplitude of high-quality mining trucks. And the multi-echo technology can filter dust well. In addition to meeting the performance requirements of mining scenes, the quality of after-sales service is also very high, and the comprehensive strength is very strong, too”.

“After in-depth research and technical review of different lidar sensors, SAIC has selected Hesai’s 40-channel lidar, Pandar40P, for the Yangshan Port heavy truck project. Pandar40P has multiple advantages such as long ranging capability, high resolution, interference rejection, rich sensing data and high reliability, and it meets the stringent requirements of our project.” –SAIC Research & Advanced Technology Department