The lidar is only going to be listening for a pulse less than .005 of the time since light goes very fast and you only get so many points per second. I've had

The lidar is only going to be listening for a pulse less than .005 of the time since light goes very fast and you only get so many points per second. I've had a small fleet of robots running on lidar in the same room and crosstalk just hasn't been a concern. Reflected sunlight caused us a number of problems but I'm going to assume that any lidar used on a car is rated for outdoor use. I suppose those might still give bad readings if you're driving directly into the sunset or something, though.