Innoviz launches Perciz to bring its LiDAR into defense and homeland security
Innoviz Technologies has launched a new defense division called Perciz to adapt its automotive LiDAR sensors for military and homeland security applications. The move aims to address the growing global demand for counter-drone technology.
Why it matters
The expansion highlights the dual-use nature of autonomous vehicle technology and the increasing integration of advanced sensors into modern defense systems.
Innoviz Technologies announced the launch of Perciz, a new defense and homeland security division that is built around the company's automotive‑grade Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) sensors.The announcement by the Nasdaq-traded company comes as militaries and security agencies are racing to stock up on counter-unmanned autonomous systems (C-UAS) that can detect, track, and neutralize drones.Perciz will focus on adapting the existing LiDAR platforms for defense, homeland security, and critical‑infrastructure protection. It will combine LiDAR, machine learning, and real-time perception to help security forces respond to threats more efficiently.While Innoviz's automotive-grade platform is in use by several OEMs and industry bodies, Perciz will offer its platform to government agencies, defense contractors, system integrators, and security‑technology partners for perimeter security, critical‑infrastructure protection, C-UAS, autonomous operations, border security, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions.
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