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Sensor ambiguity is straight up useful as it can allow you to extract signals that neither sensor can fully capture. This is like... basic stuff too, absolutely
by girvo 8mo ago
Sensor ambiguity is straight up useful as it can allow you to extract signals that neither sensor can fully capture. This is like... basic stuff too, absolutely wild how he's the richest person in the world and considered this absolute genius
- youarentrightjr 8mo agoAgreed, anyone who has worked on engineering a moderately complex system involving sensing has explored the power of multi domain sensing... without sensor fusion we'd be in the stone ages.
- FarmerPotato 8mo agoI've been trying to fuse my stone knives and bearskins, but I fear I will never craft a tricorder.
- bluGill 8mo agoMore importantly you can detect a failed sensor.