Nanoradar Showcases at Smart Driving "God List" Challenge, Drawing Extended Visit from Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology Leaders
2026-09-23
Abstract
On September 19, the 3rd Smart Driving "God List" Challenge 2026 was held in Changsha. Nanoradar showcased multiple radar and radar-vision fusion products at the event exhibition area, highlighting its intelligent perception applications in scenarios such as autonomous driving, robotics, and engineering vehicles.

Leaders from the Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology Stopped by During the Tour to Learn About Nanoradar's Products and Applications
During the event, leaders from the Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology toured the exhibition and stopped at Nanoradar's booth for an extended period. Nanoradar staff on site reported on vehicle-mounted radars, radar-vision fusion products, and their applications in autonomous driving, robotics, and engineering vehicles, with a focus on the technical features and application practices of relevant products in complex environment perception, vehicle obstacle avoidance, and collision prevention.

6 Radars and 3 Major Solutions Debut at the Smart Driving "God List" Challenge
The 6 vehicle-mounted radars cover three major low-speed vehicle application scenarios — AGV autonomous driving, obstacle avoidance for medium low-speed vehicles such as forklifts, and obstacle avoidance for large low-speed vehicles such as loaders. Detection ranges span from 20 meters to 250 meters, with point cloud output at 1200 points/frame and flexible fields of view ranging from an 18° narrow angle to a dual wide-angle 120°.

3 Major Solutions — 360° radar detection, three-level audible and visual alarms, and target distance display — were showcased together, demonstrating Nanoradar's mature deployment results and scenario-based application capabilities in the low-speed vehicle sector.
Focusing on Being Integrated to Improve Customer Integration and Application Efficiency
Nanoradar has long adhered to its "focus on being integrated" strategy, continuously lowering integration barriers for customers across hardware, interfaces, and software ecosystems. Its products feature a minimum size of 40×40mm, support multiple interfaces including serial port, CAN, and RS485, and are compatible with mainstream development frameworks such as ROS/ROS2, Apollo, and Autoware, reducing customers' repetitive investment in driver development, protocol parsing, and platform adaptation.

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