Explanation:
Because Radar is a wave-based radio system, it can detect the frequency change (Doppler effect) to know an object's speed instantly. Most current LiDAR systems are "pulsed," meaning they must see an object in two different positions (two different frames) and calculate the math to determine speed.
A new technology called "FMCW LiDAR" is being developed to allow LiDAR sensors to also use the Doppler effect for instantaneous velocity measurements.
Explanation:
Because Radar is a wave-based radio system, it can detect the frequency change (Doppler effect) to know an object's speed instantly. Most current LiDAR systems are "pulsed," meaning they must see an object in two different positions (two different frames) and calculate the math to determine speed.
A new technology called "FMCW LiDAR" is being developed to allow LiDAR sensors to also use the Doppler effect for instantaneous velocity measurements.