Win a Free Solid-State LiDAR

XenomatiX Launches Xavia with Global Giveaway

To celebrate the upcoming launch of its most advanced solid-state LiDAR sensor, XenoLidar Xavia, XenomatiX is giving away one free Xavia unit to a lucky winner through a global contest. The giveaway underscores the company’s mission to make high-precision 3D measurement accessible to every engineer.

Registration is now open and runs through 31 August 2025. Engineers, researchers, and innovators worldwide are encouraged to enter for a chance to receive a complimentary Xavia unit—completely free of charge.

About the Prize: Meet Xavia

Xavia (/sævia/), short for “savvy,” represents XenomatiX’s next-generation true solid-state LiDAR. Building on technology first introduced in 2017, Xavia delivers high-tech performance with the perceptiveness of human vision.

XenoLidar Xavia solid-state LiDAR sensor mounted on a surface, showcasing its design and functionality.

Xavia uses safe Class 1 laser light to flood the scene and capture detailed 3D reflections up to 140 meters, while still resolving objects just a few centimeters away. Its powerful algorithm allows detection of low-reflectivity surfaces even beside highly reflective ones. The output is a dense, distortion-free point cloud that seamlessly aligns with an onboard RGB camera for out-of-the-box sensor fusion.

How to Enter:

Visit the official XenomatiX contest page to register:
xenomatix.com/lidar/xenolidar

Deadline: 31 August 2025
Prize: One free Xavia sensor unit
Launch: September 2025

About XenomatiX

With teams in Belgium, France, Italy, and the U.S., XenomatiX delivers cutting-edge 3D point cloud solutions for pavement inspection, digital analytics, and volume monitoring. The company’s true solid-state lidar systems have earned prestigious honors, including the IRF GRAA Award, CES Innovation Award, and Geospatial Excellence Award.

About The Author

Nathan Roe

Nathan Roe is an owner and editor at Lidar News with a strong passion for lidar, geospatial science, data science, and natural resources. He works closely with companies and professionals across the lidar and reality capture industry to tell their stories and produce high-quality technical content. Nathan also brings expertise in web development, search engine optimization, and web analytics.

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