
Hesai Technology Addresses Lidar Products Bug
Hesai Technology confirmed that two older models of their L4 mechanical lidars experienced a software bug. The issue has been identified and solutions have been provided to the affected customers.
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Hesai Technology confirmed that two older models of their L4 mechanical lidars experienced a software bug. The issue has been identified and solutions have been provided to the affected customers.
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