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Musings on perception, sensors, robotics, autonomy, and vision-enabled industries
The 2024 Perception Industry Map covers 105 companies developing hardware and software for robots, AVs and more.
How has perception and computer vision changed in a decade and a half?
Pinhole Obsession is a dangerous condition that can occur after years spent in proximity to computer vision labs, researchers, and startups.
Rust for robots is growing. Let's highlight that progress and think about the future.
Limits, exploding errors, and the magic of floating point arithmetic.
Projective compensation affects many calibration scenarios. In this post, we'll explore what it is, how to detect it, and how to address it.
In three posts, we'll explore user authorization using PostgreSQL. The second post will cover row-level security.
Many optimization problems in computer vision require you to compute derivatives and their multi-dimensional analogues: Jacobians.
What does 2022 hold for perception? We take our best guess at four key trends that we think will occur over the next year.
In three posts, we'll explore user authorization using PostgreSQL. The first post will cover roles and grants.
We take an in-depth look at the autonomous sensing array on Locomation's Autonomous Relay Convoy trucks.
How do fiducial markers work, and what makes a great fiducial marker?
HDR cameras can be useful for scenarios where lighting conditions can change drastically. But they come with challenges.
It can be a pain to set up static websites by hand with S3. We can automate the process with Terraform.
Everyone wants to know about calibration accuracy. What they should really be asking about is calibration precision.
Now that Intel is shutting down RealSense, what should you do if you use their sensors?
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