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If Tesla switches to stereoscopic vision with fully articulated cameras that can move independently of the vehicle (not fully independent, but limited 3 degrees
by lttlrck 5y ago
If Tesla switches to stereoscopic vision with fully articulated cameras that can move independently of the vehicle (not fully independent, but limited 3 degrees of motion), and then they manage to integrate the output into something meaningful then maybe it would be comparable.
- cycrutchfield 5y agoThey already have multiple cameras; it's not clear why articulation of cameras would be required as they do not have foveas that require such articulation; they already do integrate the output of each camera into a view of the vehicle's surroundings.
- shkkmo 5y agoAnimals tend to use a combination of four tools to detect distance. Stereo vision, parallax, focus detection and scene context. Independent movement is not required for any of these (though it can help generate parallax.) Humans (and other animals) can learn to do pretty well with one eye and no head movement given the appropriate training regime. It makes the software problem harder but it certainly is possible.
- pyinstallwoes 5y agoMaybe it's more like spider eyes that see a blended vectorspace of reality with less movement?