Stanford University

Autonomous Vehicles

Our autonomous vehicles technology collection includes software, sensor systems, and vehicle components, which we invite you to check out below.

Software

Sensor and Camera Systems

S19-424
Wide-field Resonant Electro-optic Imaging Devices and Applications
- Adam Bowman
- Mark Kasevich
S20-131
Serpentine Optical Phased Array with Dispersion Matched Waveguides
- Dries Vercruysse
- Jelena Vuckovic
S19-073
Dispersion engineered phased for compact LIDAR or ranging systems
- Jelena Vuckovic
- Dries Vercruysse
S18-327
MEMS phased array for high-speed, random access variable focusing and control for LIDAR and 3D imaging
- Stephen Hamann
- Olav Solgaard
S18-072
Full Field Imaging System Captures Position for Autonomous Vehicles and Tracking
S17-263
Holographic Beam Steering Device
S17-178
Low cost, power efficient, scalable beam steering for photonic circuits
S15-138
Doppler Time-of-Flight
S13-118
Atom interferometer for high precision navigation and gravity sensing
S07-033
Navigational Video and Virtual Tours

Components and Materials

Collections

Life Sciences

Life Sciences

Our Life Sciences collection features technologies in the fields of neuromodulation, immuno-oncology, digital health, and more.
Physical Sciences

Physical Sciences

Our Physical Sciences technology collection features battery technologies, solar cells, quantum computing, and more.
Sustainability

Sustainability

Our Sustainability technology collection features battery, photovoltaic, water treatment, and agricultural technologies.