DUBLIN, Oct. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The “China Smart-Road Roadside Perception Industry Report, 2022” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Top 10 roadside perception suppliers: quality suppliers come to the front in each market segment
The growing number of roadside perception players comes with active industrial investment and financing.
The soaring demand for roadside perception is an enticement to ever more entrants. In addition to conventional roadside perception suppliers that make continuous efforts to deploy, technology giants and vehicle perception suppliers among others all have begun to step into the roadside perception field.
The four tech tycoons, Huawei, Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent (HBAT), have all entered the smart-road roadside perception market:
Huawei with the ability to independently develop software and hardware can self-develop full-stack smart roadside perception solutions which have been seen in projects like Beijing-Taipei Expressway, Yanqing-Chongli Expressway and Shenyang Dadong District Smart Bus.
Baidu concentrates on application of vehicle-infrastructure cooperation technology, for example, in Beijing Yizhuang and Yanqing-Chongli Expressway. It provides some perception hardware (cameras), and the rest are customized by its ecosystem partners.
Alibaba has participated in construction of smart highways such as Hangzhou-Shaoxing-Ningbo Expressway in Zhejiang and the Middle Section of Jinan-Qingdao Expressway in Shandong. It provides software platforms and integrated solutions, and roadside perception hardware is offered by its partners.
Tencent has piloted the digital base map mode of radar + ETC real-time perception on Guangzhou-Qingyuan Expressway.
Quality suppliers stand out in each of the multiple roadside perception segments.
This report summarizes and analyzes the top 12 suppliers of roadside perception integrated solutions, and the top 10 suppliers in roadside camera/radar/LiDAR/radar-video all-in-one segments.
Roadside perception technology evolves with market development.
Current roadside perception hardware products include cameras, radars, radar-video all-in-ones, and LiDARs. Cameras are used most widely, with the most mature market and technology; radars have been becoming a standard configuration for communication control systems after their application value was verified, and are more used in vehicle-infrastructure cooperation and smart highways.
(1) Cameras improve resolution and perception in low visibility conditions.
At present, cameras are still the most important perception device that produces the largest amounts of roadside data. The development of smart roads is accompanied by the ever higher requirements for roadside perception hardware. For conventional cameras collect and recognize small amount of information, AI computing power is therefore needed to improve resolution of cameras and add camera functions. Huawei, Dahua Technology, Baidu and Uniview Technologies among others have all introduced their AI cameras.
Furthermore, CiDi proposed a new method for daylight visibility detection and warning using vision + C-V2X technology, and has deployed and promoted it on highways. Utilizing existing surveillance cameras combined with C-V2X technology and roadside edge computing, this method enables roadside devices to response quickly even in low visibility conditions.
(2) The radar frequency band is adjusted according to policies, and 80GHz has become a wide choice.
In December 2021, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) issued the `Interim Regulations on the Administration of Automotive Radar Radios`, indicating that the 76-79GHz frequency band is used for automotive radars, and shall not be applied by other types of ground-based radars unless otherwise specified by the national radio administration. The document came into effect on March 1, 2022. Considering the frequency band limitation of the MIIT, roadside radar suppliers have also adjusted their product lines. Now 80GHz is a wide choice.
Nanoradar: the MR76S roadside perception radar unveiled in April 2022 staggers the 76-79GHz frequency band for automotive radars and uses 80GHz, effectively preventing interference to 77GHz automotive radars. This radar enables accurate ranging, speed measurement and precise positioning for 128 targets, with the maximum detection range of 300 meters. It is available to holographic intersections.
RACO Defense: in December 2021, Beijing Institute of Technology Ruixing Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of RACO Defense, launched an 80GHz super range radar, which was developed with Hebei Provincial Communications Planning and Design Institute. This product breaks through the detection range of 500-1000 meters delivered by conventional super range radars, and detects as long as 1000-1500 meters at the 80GHz upgrade.
(3) LiDAR starts massive adoption at the roadside.
The mass production and declining price of LiDAR at the vehicle end has laid a solid foundation for its application at the roadside. Among roadside LiDAR suppliers, VanJee Technology, CiDi, LeiShen Intelligent System and Innovusion have developed dedicated roadside LiDAR products; automotive LiDAR vendors like Zvision Technologies, Hesai Technology and RoboSense have set foot in this field as well.
From the completed smart road projects, it can be seen that the adoption of LiDAR has been widespread:
- The project of reconstruction and expansion of the Tai’an-Zaozhuang two-way eight-lane section of the Beijing-Taipei Expressway spans 189.483 kilometers, and installs a total of 33 sets of LiDARs;
- The all smart intersections in Yizhuang in Beijing and Jiading District in Shanghai use LiDARs. Yizhuang adopts LiDARs tailored by Baidu with its partners, and Jiading District’s LiDAR products are provided by Zvision Technologies and Hesai Technology;
- The Xiong’an 5G+ Smart Bus Project deployed RoboSense’s LiDAR RS-LiDAR-M1 at the roadside.
(4) As more radar-video all-in-ones are used, manufacturers’ pace of deploying accelerates.Through the lens of bidding projects of local governments in the recent two years, the demand for radar-video all-in-one products has surged:
- In 2021, the traffic signal control system project in the Intelligent Transportation Project of People’s Government of Puyang City planned to purchase 120 sets of radar-video all-in-ones;
- In 2021, the Beijing Signal Renovation Project started to use radars and radar-video all-in-ones as the main perception approach, showing Beijing’s acceptation of the radar-video all-in-one technology route. This marks that the radar-video all-in-one product market will enter a new phase of development.
Suppliers are also stepping up their efforts to develop radar-video all-in-one technology and deploy new products:
Raysun Radar: its 4D radar-video all-in-one is applicable to both intelligent transportation management and vehicle-infrastructure cooperation. Compared with the previous-generation products, the device can accurately recognize 9 types of targets within its detection range, effectively filter ground clutters with its height finding capability, and thus distinguish motor vehicles from non-motor vehicles and pedestrians, with the recognition accuracy above 90%.
Uniview Technologies: in September 2021, the company launched RV942, a 4MP low-light radar-video all-in-one that carries an 80GHz radar and integrates a camera with AI algorithms. Supported by video algorithms, the device can track up to 256 targets and offers a detection range as long as 250 meters.
China Smart-Road Roadside Perception Industry Report, 2022 highlights:
- Roadside perception industry (development background, formulation of policies and standards, market size, market pattern, demand from autonomous driving, etc.);
- Key roadside perception technologies (camera, radar, LiDAR, radar-video all-in-one, etc.) (status quo, development trends, etc.);
- Roadside perception application deployment in scenarios, e.g., highways, urban intersections and smart bus routes;
- Key roadside perception system integrators (main integrated solutions, application, etc.);
- Key roadside perception hardware suppliers (main product lines, cooperation, product application, etc.).
Key Topics Covered:
1 Status Quo of Roadside Perception
1.1 Development Background for Intelligent Roadside Perception Market
1.2 Guiding Policies for Smart Roads
1.3 Building of Intelligent Roadside Standard System
1.4 Intelligent Roadside Perception Market Size
1.5 Intelligent Roadside Perception Industry Chain Pattern
1.6 Exploration of Roadside Perception Business Models
1.7 Demand for Roadside Perception from Autonomous Driving
2 Key Technologies and Development Trends of Roadside Perception
2.1 Key Roadside Perception Technologies and Construction Challenges
2.2 Camera
2.3 Radar
2.4 LiDAR
2.5 Radar-Video All-In-One
2.6 Development Trends of Roadside Perception
3 Roadside Perception Application Deployment Cases
3.1 Exploration of Roadside Perception Application Scenarios
3.2 Smart Highway Roadside Perception Application Cases
3.3 Application Cases of Roadside Perception at Smart Intersections
3.4 Smart Bus Roadside Perception Application Cases
4 Roadside Perception System Integrators
4.1 Huawei
4.2 Dahua Technology
4.3 Hikailink
4.4 China TransInfo
4.5 Hualu Yiyun
4.6 Gosuncn
4.7 Baidu
4.8 ZTE
4.9 SenseTime
4.10 VanJee Technology
4.11 CiDi
4.12 OriginalTek
4.13 Institute of Deep Perception Technology (IDPT)
4.14 Nebula Link
4.15 JueFX Technology
5 Roadside Perception Device Suppliers
5.1 Hikvision
5.2 ZTITS
5.3 Uniview Technologies
5.4 Hurys
5.5 Raysun Radar
5.6 TransMicrowave
5.7 DeGuRoon
5.8 Muniu Technology
5.9 HawkEye Technology
5.10 Xiangde Information Technology
5.11 RACO Defense
5.12 Costone Technology
5.13 Nanoradar
5.14 Zvision Technologies
5.15 Hesai Technology
5.16 Ouster
5.17 LeiShen Intelligent Systems
5.18 Innovusion
5.19 LiangDao Intelligence
5.20 RoboSense
5.21 Benewake
5.22 Neuvition Technology
5.23 RichBeam
5.24 Others
5.24.1 Roadside Perception Radars of Chuhang Technology
5.24.2 Roadside Radar Products of Oculii
5.24.3 TZTEK Technology’s Roadside Edge Perception System for V2X Scenarios
5.24.4 Intelligent Perception Unit of Tsinghua University Suzhou Automotive Research Institute
5.24.5 Roadside Perception Products of iTarge Technology
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