Two years ago, the computer vision community was abuzz with anticipation for a new type of sensor that promised a revolution in speed...

In the beginning, there were pictures. Simple, static pictures of all sorts of scenes and objects: Dogs. Cars. Houses. People.

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For as long as Hollywood has been making films about the future, the popular imagination has been captured by visions of a world served by

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