Acoustic Characterization Using Single-Photon LiDAR

We demonstrate the ability to detect and distinguish acoustic characteristics of vibrating systems using a single photon detection LiDAR system. This work highlights the ability to characterize automobiles and other vibrating objects while maintaining low detectability through minimal signal output.

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2025-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/rapid64712.2025.11151276
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Advanced Optical Sensing Technologies
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Acoustic Characterization Using Single-Photon LiDAR

Patrick Rehain, William North, Frederick H. Long, Jacob Crossman et al.
Advanced Optical Sensing Technologies
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Acoustic Characterization Using Single-Photon LiDAR

Patrick Rehain, William North, Frederick H. Long, Jacob Crossman, Miles Trawick
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Abstract

We demonstrate the ability to detect and distinguish acoustic characteristics of vibrating systems using a single photon detection LiDAR system. This work highlights the ability to characterize automobiles and other vibrating objects while maintaining low detectability through minimal signal output.

United States Military Academy (US), United States Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (US)
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Advanced Optical Sensing Technologies
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