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The researchers tested their lidar system on a roof near their lab by taking detailed three-dimensional images of a team member’s head from 45 and 325 metres away.

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Austin Russell, 26, created a lidar system that slashes costs from $75,000 to $500. In theory, this could make mass production of a key component for autonomous driving affordable.

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