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It is known that in neurological vision there is are also top-down pathways, where later stage processing influences early stage processing. Especially in poor
by fjfaase 3y ago
It is known that in neurological vision there is are also top-down pathways, where later stage processing influences early stage processing. Especially in poor conditions, the interpretation of images is based on an already established 3D model of the environment and information about ones own direction of movement.
It is nice that the system can generate 40 million 3D data points per second, but those point still need to be processed (and interpreted) in later stage processing.
- fjfaase 3y agoThe cameras being 1.2m apart is nice for accurate triangulation at a larger distance, but in a crowded location with obstancles near the road, it could lead to substantial blind areas at closer distances. I also guess that in the dark, reflections of lights in puddles on the road could lead to a stark reduction of valid 3D points or even mismatches.