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A change in lighting conditions causes it to fail. Seems like they’re a ways away from applying this outside of a controlled environment.
by iAMkenough 3y ago
A change in lighting conditions causes it to fail. Seems like they’re a ways away from applying this outside of a controlled environment.
- grecy 3y agoI'd be willing to bet they'll get it racing in the dark much better than humans can...
- bprater 3y agoOnly if it's using non-vision sensors. Plenty of FPV drones fly at night, and it's all down to pilot expertise.
- salynchnew 3y agoThe proposed use cases in the paper like "forest monitoring," etc. seem like uses cases in highly dynamic environments. It seems like the applications will lend themselves more towards human pilots for the time being. Fun experiment and test, though! Very interesting.