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> TLDR is they convert photons into a multistereoscopic camera and reconstructing the brain’s behavior towards objects and motion… I think maybe someone dazzl
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
> TLDR is they convert photons into a multistereoscopic camera and reconstructing the brain’s behavior towards objects and motion…
I think maybe someone dazzled you with some excessive jargon. Extracting point clouds from stereoscopic cameras isn't a Tesla invention, even though they've invested a lot into trying to make theirs work. This is some computer vision 101 stuff, but nobody calls it "converting photons".
> Essentially, once they crack all the quirks, I am now a firm beleiver
Well obviously if they solve all of the problems then we'd all be believers too.
- moogly 5y agoIt wasn't even new when Microsoft Kinect did it... let's see... 12 years ago.
- boboche 5y agoMoogly from amiga? Kinect point cloud was a total mess, never worked with more than a few cameras and had a LOT of restriction and artifacts, what I meant by impressive, imagine a moving 6 camera kinect with clean signals, that doesn't fail on specific texture or reflection because it track in 4D + AI. Probably the people downrating are the same thinking the Tesla FSD AI is a kinect contraption.