The SAFE LiDAR Act restricts the use of LiDAR technology from foreign adversaries in the United States.
The SAFE LiDAR Act aims to restrict the use of LiDAR technology from foreign adversaries in the United States. It defines "covered foreign adversary light detection and ranging technology" as technology developed by China, Russia, Iran, or North Korea. The Act prohibits transactions involving this technology, with exceptions for certain activities and legacy products. The Secretary of Commerce can issue waivers if certain conditions are met, such as eliminating national security threats and transferring control of the technology to non-affiliated parties.
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