Velodyne LiDAR' HIGH RESOLUTION REAL-TIME 3D LIDAR SENSOR Puck Hi-Res Velodyne LiDAR's Puck Hi-Res is a higher resolution version of the Puck and used in applications that requires greater resolution in the captured 3D image. The Puck Hi-Res has identical performance to VLP-16 with the only differences in the vertical field of view (FoV) which is 20° instead of 30° and therefore a tighter channel distribution where it is 1.33° instead of 2.00° between channels. No other changes have been made to Puck Hi-Res as it retains its patented 360° surround view to capture real-time 3D LiDAR data that includes distance and calibrated reflectivity measurements. Higher Resolution at Longer Distances while Maintaining High Point Density The Puck Hi-Res has a range of 100 m with dual return mode to capture greater detail in the 3D image at longer ranges while the power consumption is approximately 8 W. A compact footprint (0103 mm x 72 mm) with closer spacing between channels to enable greater resolution of 3D images, the Puck Hi-Res provides more detailed views in applications such as autonomous vehicles, surveillance and 3D mapping/imaging. It supports 16 channels and generates 300,000 points/second from a 360° horizontal field of view and a 20° vertical field of view with ±10° from the horizon. The Puck Hi-Res has no visible rotating parts and is encapsulated in a package that allows it to operate over a wide temperature range (-10°C to +60°C) and environmental conditions (IP67). M12 CONNECTOR ON SENSOR SIDE

Puck Hi-Res High Resolution Real-Time 3D LiDAR Sensor The Puck Hi-Res provides high definition 3-dimensional information about the surrounding environment. Specifications: Sensor: Laser: Mechanical/ Electrical/ Operational Output: • Time of Flight Distance Measurement with Calibrated Reflectivities • 16 Channels • Measurement Range: Up to 100 m • Accuracy: ±3 cm (Typical) • Single and Dual Returns (Strongest, Last) • Field of View (Vertical): +10.0° to -10.0° (20°) • Angular Resolution (Vertical): 1.33° • Field of View (Horizontal): 360° • Angular Resolution (Horizontal/Azimuth): 0.1° - 0.4° •...