Indra has selected Ouster digital lidar for its global electronic toll collection projects, with hundreds of Rev7 sensors already deployed across the Americas and Europe. Moving from legacy 2D lidar to Ouster’s 3D digital lidar gives Indra’s gantry systems 360-degree, long-range detection across more lanes, accurately capturing vehicle size and volume in any weather or light. @IndraCompany, whose toll systems run more than 3,300 lanes and handle 5 million trips a day, is also exploring Rev8 native color for high-speed, multi-lane, free-flow tolling. “During our rigorous testing and our real-world deployments, Ouster’s sensors outperformed every other system we evaluated, making them a clear choice for our upcoming global projects.” - Javier Rojo, ITS and Tolling Solutions Director, Indra Read the full announcement here:

GUSS Automation, a wholly owned @JohnDeere subsidiary and the pioneer that built the world's first autonomous orchard sprayer, plans to integrate Ouster's Rev8 OS0 native color digital lidar into the next generation of its Autonomous Orchard Machine fleet. GPS alone lacks the centimeter-level precision to safely navigate dense orchards and vineyards. The OS0's ultra-wide field of view maps tree trunks, crop rows, and ground contours in dense 3D, supporting navigation and obstacle detection across changing light, dust, spray, and heavy vegetation. It lets a single operator monitor up to eight autonomous machines at once from a laptop.