U.S.-based Aeva Sensor Powers Deployment of Nikon's New LiDAR System in the U.S. and Japan
2026-05-02 17:50
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en.Wedoany.com Reported - Aeva and Nikon Metrology LLC recently announced that Aeva's Eve high-precision sensor technology has been integrated into Nikon's new APDIS MV5X LiDAR system, which has now commenced commercial deployment. This collaboration is based on a multi-year production agreement between the two parties, aiming to apply Aeva's technology to automated robotic inspection and metrology within Nikon's product portfolio.

The APDIS MV5X LiDAR system is Nikon's new-generation, high-precision, non-contact measurement system, specifically designed for automated inspection in the automotive, aerospace, and energy industries. With the integration of Aeva's Eve sensor, the system achieves higher measurement accuracy, faster data acquisition speeds, and a more compact structure, helping users complete high-throughput inspection tasks with greater precision and efficiency.

Aeva's Eve sensor is based on its unified perception platform and utilizes Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave technology, meeting the demands of automated quality control and metrology for micron-level accuracy, interference immunity, and reliability in industrial environments. Nikon's LiDAR systems are already used by global manufacturers for inspecting everything from individual parts to large assemblies, such as car bodies and aircraft structures. The MV5X enhances automation capabilities on this foundation and incorporates Aeva's sensing technology.

This integration further solidifies Aeva's position in the industrial automation and metrology market. As market demand for intelligent sensing solutions grows, this technology is expected to support high-throughput, data-driven manufacturing.

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