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titleOfInvention Rotationless 360 Degree Rider Optical System and Rotationless 360 Degree Scanning Method of Lidar Optical System
abstract The 360-degree non-rotational lidar optical system and the non-rotational 360-degree scanning method of the lidar optical system according to the embodiment rotate the aspherical reflector, which is a scanning mechanism composed of a four-sided cube having a reflective surface, rather than rotating the laser device itself. It scans around 360 degrees. Accordingly, it is possible to scan all around 360 degrees by the light reflected by the aspherical reflector and the beam splitter even without powering the lidar optical system.
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