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> Androids, eg humanform robots, will require the capacity to navigate on camera alone. But those cameras don't have to be simple visual spectrum cameras, do t
by zimpenfish 2y ago
> Androids, eg humanform robots, will require the capacity to navigate on camera alone.
But those cameras don't have to be simple visual spectrum cameras, do they? They could have, for example, in each eye, LIDAR, infrared, several focal lengths of visual, etc. Not to mention being able to augment those sensors at places humans just don't get sensor data (e.g: back of head; outward facing from shoulders, hips, etc.; constant presence monitoring via ultrasound / IR / 2.4GHz, etc.)
- b112 2y agoBut those cameras don't have to be simple visual spectrum cameras, do they? They do, if they want to do comparative analysis on the trillions upon trillions of existing photographs, and even motion picture frames. Not to mention the entire AI industry is working full out for perfect image recognition, again in our visual spectrum. Something apparent to a person working with openai 5 years ago.