Hadar heats up race for better computer night vision

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Hadar heats up race for better night-time computer vision, AV performance

A machine learning-assisted approach to thermal imaging could transform the night vision of autonomous vehicles and other nascent robots.

To crack the problem, a team of researchers have reached for machine learning and a stack of material data.

 

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