360° 3D surround perception, powered by stereo vision technology, signifies a fundamental change in how industries tackle autonomous operations and spatial navigation. This technology, with
Foresight Automotive’s cutting-edge stereo vision technology challenges traditional LiDAR, offering enhanced capabilities in adverse conditions and cost-efficiency, attracting interest from the Israel Defense Forces.
Having the right combination of sensors is the key differentiator in performance across autonomous vehicles – Let’s combine LIDAR and cameras
3D stereo vision technology provides information about the relative depth and precise position of objects in the environment by using two cameras – similar to the way in which humans detect depth through the use of two eyes.
Having the right combination of sensors is the key differentiator in performance across autonomous vehicles – Let’s combine LIDAR and cameras
For cars to become fully autonomous, they must be equipped with the right tools that will enable them to “see” the surrounding environment, identify any potential obstacles and then act on that information accordingly.
For cars to become fully autonomous, they must be equipped with the right tools that will enable them to “see” the surrounding environment, identify any potential obstacles and then act on that information accordingly.
For cars to become fully autonomous, they must be equipped with the right tools that will enable them to “see” the surrounding environment, identify any potential obstacles and then act on that information accordingly.
“On Automotive” magazine discusses the advantages of Foresight’s stereo technology with a senior Vice President at ZF, and how it can enhance conventional ADAS systems.
Read a joint article by Foresight Automotive and Teledyne FLIR about the advantages of thermal imaging for autonomous trucks recently published on Trucks.com
