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Fastree 3D
Claude Florin, CEO
Wednesday, May 18, 2016 · 4:48 p.m. · 04m 38s
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Oh yeah so there's about the sixty
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thousand that per year are due to car
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accidents about five thousand are
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generally family killing their own
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children on parking lots. And all these
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this can be avoided by achieving better
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faster sensing of the treaty
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environment around us. And if you do
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that you can also do a few more things
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you could make the buildings more
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intelligent put the light and the
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heating when it's necessary you can
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make autonomous view high "'cause" that
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can be in in inner cities without
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pollution and then you can do a number
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of advances in robotics that's what we
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do we do fast really sensor so very be
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a system integration project which we
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started about two years ago with a
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little team essentially what we do is
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very simple we measure the speed of
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light okay so if we measure the speed
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of light do we know the constants we
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know the distance okay so we send a
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flash of lights with your camera and we
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get it back and each time we send the
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photon we measure what was or speed for
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example with the wanted because seconds
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I can master three centimetres. But off
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and that's not enough you want to be
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down to the meeting meter. And you also
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want to do it over an are seen like if
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you were taking the picture. So that's
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what we do again we create a sensor
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that sees that and it sees object the
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fickle and challenging like a
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pedestrians where you have the yellow
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dots and you know bus and at high speed
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hundred keep them in an hour and with
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bad lighting or too much sun or do we
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need some classes so that's the
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challenge how you build it is very
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simple you sample a couple a set of
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components okay they're described here
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we ten years of recharge enabled us to
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do large scale our race of single photo
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detectors I'll tell you what is a
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single for the detector but is a very
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efficient we use the latest lasers and
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we build everything into a computer or
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one centimetres that provides on your
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real time one thousand frame per second
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and the lies as of the date on the
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single photo avalanche was about ten
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years of research here at EPF and it's
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interesting because yes a single photon
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can generated a pulse of current it's
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well known zoom thirty years. Well why
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we're interested in that is because if
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it's a single photon. It's the most
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energy efficient in lighting. So we can
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go in low lighting but it's also the
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fastest because only need the the text
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one so we can operate to one million
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frame per second a camera that's way
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faster than anything you know today and
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the challenge was to build them in our
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is like that so if I have many points I
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can do the very many many measurements
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and I told you and that we're able to
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do it. Now yeah people are really
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really interest and that's because the
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other people would be dissolved almost
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cards that you saw on TV they usually
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use the radar in one dimension and then
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they added a camera like out wise in
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two dimensions but this is not perfect.
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So they have to add a light are but the
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light I on the balloon carcass hundred
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and eighty thousand dollar we try to
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make it four hundred and eighty dollars
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one thousand time and not only that you
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need to do less processing because we
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do the calculation on board in the
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single chip. It's way better than image
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processing which doesn't work at night
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and requires multiple frames. So it's
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slow and it's way better no one ever
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that was done in in sensing it's really
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useful you'd use a light are to combine
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with the radar and a camera and you
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make these these car better say fifty
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thousand nice for your creed the new
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generation of the tone was robots and
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we do it by assembling these three
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components making cost the price of so
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the team is young. But the professor
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was behind the sensor of the Microsoft
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enact the RCTO which is an EPFL
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graduate created similar sensors at a
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sports for tonics okay so we've shipped
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some of these products more than a
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hundred million units in the world and
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now we're addressing the biggest system
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integration challenge I have are faced
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in my carrier you know I've for tonics
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I've semiconductor I've optics and I'm
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looking for people we'll have a three
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three or four harbouring slots mostly a
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chip designers at this stage but then
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and battered a system programmer
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software developers and maybe people
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designing complex optics and so lot of
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