Precision Optomechanical Design for Autonomous Perception Sensors
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Overview
Autonomous perception sensors cameras, depth sensors, and LiDAR modules for ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems) and self-driving vehicles require optical stability under extreme automotive environments for over 15-year lifecycles. However, currently there is no comprehensive professional reference for perception sensor systems.
This book introduces the "Zero-Shift" design philosophy: a framework for achieving structural and optical invariance in autonomous perception sensors through material science, geometry, and thermodynamic equilibrium. Next, the book introduces Hardware Site Reliability Engineering (Hardware SRE) a novel framework applying software reliability engineering concepts (error budgets, service-level objectives, incident response) to physical optomechanical systems. This concept has not been previously published in engineering literature and represents a significant cross-domain contribution.
Written for practicing engineers at automotive Tier 1/2 suppliers, the book spans the complete lifecycle from STOP simulation methodology through 6-DoF active alignment, adhesive cure optimization, statistical process control, and digital twin manufacturing. All methods are validated with empirical results demonstrating 88% reduction in environmentally induced focus shift in production 8MP ADAS camera modules.
In addition, this book:
- Includes measurable results of validated methodologies and actual Practitioner's Notes in every chapter Provides complete lifecycle coverage from simulation through high-volume manufacturing (not design-only or theory-only) Introduces Hardware SRE, a novel concept of applying software reliability engineering to physical optomechanical systems
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9783032407382
- ISBN-10: 3032407389
- Publisher: Springer
- Publish Date: February 2027
- Page Count: 162
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