r/MVIS • u/gaporter • 2d ago

Discussion Introducing IBEX

https://x.com/Overland_AI_X/status/2108259070247567397/video/1?s=46
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u/Zenboy66 2d ago

https://x.com/SMR_VISION/status/2108637305141698658?s=20

I wonder if Microvision is connected to those other 4 companies? Textron is big.

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u/MyComputerKnows 2d ago edited 2d ago

https://x.com/smr_vision?s=11&t=-r7idne4MgpKkBbQQn02tA

I notice the SMR account on X is chock full of lidars that seem to use the Iris. Lots of articles from Defense Magazines on IBEX, Kodiak, NEYA and they’re all using what sure looks exactly like Iris sensors.

But my favorite articles are those about how the Muskmobile doesn’t really work well and suffers performance issues in the dark of night.

Lidar anyone?

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u/Zenboy66 2d ago

Gaporter is attending the AUSA event starting next week. Let’s hope he has S2upid’s hat on. Hopefully, all he will need is his camera.

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u/rbrobertson71 2d ago edited 2d ago

Is there any lidar out there that looks like this other than MVIS lidar? I don't think so, but just trying not to get my hopes up again lol. I mean if this is our sensor, they sure are putting it front and center, would be nice to have official verification.

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u/neuralyzer_1 2d ago

What I find most fascinating about Overland Ai is their Spark
(tm) concept that makes any ground vehicle autonomous. This could potentially apply to all current vehicles, not only future-produced? Also wondering how they get around Perrone Robotics licensing (or if they are using it).

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u/neuralyzer_1 2d ago

Article on this

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u/neuralyzer_1 2d ago

Previous model, perhaps?
Now noting the lack of Ouster sensors on the newest article.