18 July 2026
Ommatidia Q2 reconstructs full-field 3D velocity vectors from multiple views using one parallel-scanning Laser RADAR.
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30 June 2026
Massively Parallel Laser RADAR Mobile Bridge Vibration Monitoring with the Ommatidia Q2 Two field demonstrations show how Q2 delivers 65 simultaneous non-contact velocity signals for rapid, […]
2 September 2025
Ommatidia LiDAR showcased the Q2 Laser RADAR at XCON 2025 in Liège, presenting how multi-beam vibrometry opens new possibilities for nonlinear dynamics research. With 65+ parallel laser beams, real-time Doppler vibrometry, and new features like SpeckleGuard, SpeedSync, and DOLL, the Q2 delivers reliable full-field vibration data to accelerate structural testing and experimental continuation methods.
24 July 2025
At ICSV31 in Korea, Ommatidia LiDAR showcased the Q2 Laser RADAR, delivering live demonstrations of its unique capabilities in non-contact, multi-point vibrometry and structural health monitoring. From NVH diagnostics to civil infrastructure analysis, Q2 impressed with its 65+ simultaneous measurement channels, micron-level precision, and real-time FFT analysis—highlighting its potential to redefine how industries monitor vibration and structural integrity.
23 July 2025
Ommatidia LiDAR is proud to join the European ScanClouDT project, advancing traceable 3D scanning technologies alongside leading metrology institutions. As a key contributor to simulation and digital modeling efforts, we bring the power of our Q2 Laser RADAR—a massively parallel FMCW LiDAR system—to the heart of the initiative. With applications in industrial metrology, process control, and space systems, the Q2 enables real-time, high-resolution, and scalable point cloud generation, perfectly aligned with ScanClouDT’s mission for the future of digital metrology.
11 June 2025
At the Technical University of Munich, Ommatidia LiDAR’s #Q2LaserRadar demonstrated its potential as a powerful tool for non-contact, high-resolution monitoring of physiological motion. In collaboration with Prof. Dr. Daniel Rixen’s team, Q2 successfully captured vibration signatures associated with abdominal aortic aneurysms — without touching the patient.
Designed for industrial precision but adapted for biomedical needs, Q2 delivered sub-mm/s sensitivity, 3D point-cloud geometry, and rapid scan times, showing how photonics can bridge the gap between academic research and real-world clinical innovation.
