LiDAR: Meeting Eye Safety Class 1 Compliance

This document outlines the main classification rules associated with laser safety as per IEC 60825-1:2014 Edition 3.0 Standards. More specifically, the interest is to be able to associate different LiDAR emission concepts with the appropriate metrics leading to an eye-safe class 1 compliance evaluation.

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