Quanergy is Named to MIT Technology Review's Annual 50 Smartest Companies List
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., June 27, 2017 - Quanergy Systems Inc., the leading provider of LiDAR sensors and smart sensing solutions, has been named to MIT Technology Reviews 2017 list of 50 Smartest Companies. To make the list, a company must exhibit technological leadership and business acumen which set them apart from competitors.
Nanette Byrnes, senior editor for business states, "The companies on the list combine a high level of technology innovation with a business model that will help them make the most of it. Public and private, large and small, based in countries around the globe, this group of companies is creating new opportunities and pouncing on them. These are the ones that competitors must follow."
"We are honored that MIT Technology Review has selected Quanergy for this award, and to be recognized for our commitment to developing advanced LiDAR sensor technology," said Dr. Louay Eldada, chief executive officer of Quanergy Systems. "As the industrys most innovative company with a patented solid state LiDAR solution that is cost effective, this recognition validates Quanergys role in creating a disruptive development in smart sensing and fueling the exciting growth of LiDAR across many industries."
The list is included in MIT Technology Reviews annual business issue, which is available online now and on newsstands worldwide on July 4, 2017.
About Quanergy Systems, Inc.
Quanergy Systems, Inc. was founded in 2012 and builds on decades of experience of its team in the areas of optics, photonics, optoelectronics, artificial intelligence software, and control systems. Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, Quanergy offers the worlds leading LiDAR sensors and software for real-time capture and processing of 3D mapping data and object detection, tracking, and classification. In transportation, the data is utilized to greatly improve the accuracy and reliability of on-board driver safety systems and enhance them with perception, scenario analysis, and decision making capability for active control, as well as enable autonomous driving in the future. Quanergys LiDARs lead in all key commercialization areas - price, performance, reliability, size, weight, power consumption. For more information, visit www.quanergy.com. Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn.
About MIT Technology Review
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