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Drones could use 'robotic cat's eyes' to track targets more precisely than ever before
A new computer vision system inspired by cats' eyes could enable robots to see the world around them more accurately than ever before. Robots, drones, self-driving cars and other autonomous ...
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ZE Government Solutions Partners with HavocAI to Deliver Computer Vision Capabilities for Defense
ZE Government Solutions (ZEGS), a wholly owned subsidiary of A.I.-based gun detection provider ZeroEyes, announced it has ...
Here's the pitch deck Deepnight used to raise $5.5 million in funding to make military night vision goggles cheaper with AI
Y Combinator startup Deepnight is looking to disrupt the field of military night vision with AI.
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New vision for drone survey technology
Drones with miniaturized, hyperspectral cameras are being used to capture new layers of data that the human eye can’t see, for a broad range of research and industrial applications. While much ...
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Human Vs. AI Drone Racing At The University Of Zurich
The AI-piloted drone is fitted with at least four tracking markers that can be identified in the captured video frames. The captured video is fed into a computer vision and navigation system that ...
Apple Vision Pro demos expanding to new Lowe’s stores
Lowe’s first debuted its Lowe’s Style Studio for Apple Vision Pro last June at Central Charlotte, North Carolina locations. Starting Saturday, March 15, and running for a “limited time,” the ...
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ZE Government Solutions partners with HavocAI to shore up defense with computer vision
ZE Government Solutions (ZEGS), a wholly owned subsidiary of A.I.-based gun detection leader ZeroEyes, today announced it has ...