Carlsbad-based TetraVue closed a $10 million Series A last week. Led by Robert Bosch Venture Capital and Nautilus Venture Partners, the company said the money will help bring its solid state high-definition LiDAR to the autonomous car industry — in addition to helping position the company as a leader in Vision for Things (VfT). “We plan to use this financial support to continue to deliver state of the art 3D vision technology to enable smart vision for smarter machines,” said Paul Banks, Founder and President of TetraVue. The company’s 3D vision technology has applications in autonomous vehicles, virtual reality, manufacturing, and engineering.