Blurring techniques can potentially offer a level of privacy for those that might be captured on an image or a video.
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Tag: Autonomous Cars
Essential rules for Autonomous Robots to Drive a conventional Car
One approach to achieving a self-driving or driverless car would be to make a robot that could drive a conventional human-driven car in place of the human. Thus, rather than building the driving capabilities directly into a car, the robot would be able to get into a normal car and drive. This kind of exploratory activity is taking place in some research labs, but generally is a long way afield of being practical.
Read MoreAutonomous Cars and Minecraft have this in common
Minecraft seems to be everywhere. Now over a decade old, the video game has reportedly attained more than 126 million monthly active players and has sold well beyond 200 million copies of the gaming software. Besides the game itself, there is plenty of merchandise to be had and lots of spin-offs […]
Read MoreAsimov’s three Laws of Robotics and AI Autonomous Cars
Perhaps one of the most well-known facets about robots is the legendary set of three rules proffered by writer Isaac Asimov. His science fiction tale entitled The Three Laws was published in 1942 and has seemingly been unstoppable in terms of ongoing interest and embrace.
Read MoreMisclassifying a Snowman as a Pedestrian is troublesome for AI Autonomous Cars
We misclassify a lot of things, all the time, daily, and at any moment. You are waiting in a restaurant for a friend to come and have lunch with you. Your eyes are scanning the people that are entering the busy eatery. Assume that it is a cold day and raining or snowing, which means that most of those coming into the restaurant are wearing heavy clothes and generally covered up. It would be quite easy to spot someone that appeared to be your friend, based perhaps on their height and overall shape, yet once they removed their coat and hat, presumably by now seeing clearly the face of the person, you would realize it is not the person you were waiting for.
Read MoreMaking sense of AI Autonomous Cars going in Reverse and Reversible Computing
Right now, we assume that time can only flow in one direction, namely forward. Mankind has dreamt forever that it would be nifty if time could be reversed. There are a plethora of science fiction tales including books, short stories, movies, TV shows, poetry, and you name it that have sought to explore what could happen and what might be done if time could flow in reverse.
Read MoreAI Autonomous cars as Drug Mules for Narco Dealers is a bad prescription
The number of ways to transport illegal drugs seems to be nearly endless. We all have heard about the use of airplanes to smuggle in illicit drugs. There are also tales aplenty about motorboats and sailboats loaded with banned narcotics that try to reach land.
Read MoreRed Kill Switch for AI Autonomous Systems may not be a life saver
We all seem to know what a red stop button or kill switch does. Whenever you believe that a contraption is going haywire, you merely reach for the red stop button or kill switch and shut the erratic gadgetry down. This urgent knockout can be implemented via a bright red button that is pushed, or by using an actual pull-here switch, or a shutdown knob, a shutoff lever, etc.
Read MoreNuro becomes first company to receive commercial autonomous vehicle permit from California DMV
Hours after announcing that it acquired self-driving truck startup Ike, Nuro revealed it’s the first company to receive permission from the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to charge a fee and receive compensation for its driverless delivery service.
Read MoreThe fast-tracking approach to AI Ethics is unwise for AI Autonomous Systems
The existing and ongoing pell-mell rush to get AI systems out-the-door is worrisome. There is a potential price to be paid for the flimsy assumption that soonest AI is the best kind of AI. For example, some have put together contact tracing apps that have AI capabilities to bolster the intended functionality of slowing or preventing the spread of the infectious virus, but insufferably those same apps oftentimes are privacy intrusion nightmares.
Read MoreAutonomous vehicle startup Pony.ai raises $267 million at an over $5.3 billion valuation
In a sign that enthusiasm for driverless cars hasn’t waned during the pandemic, Pony.ai today raised $267 million in funding.
Read MoreThe role of Mental Wayfinding for robust AI autonomy
This post was originally published by Allison Proffitt at AI Trends Author Lance Eliot considers whether AI-based self-driving cars should embody a type of mental wayfinding to help with physical navigation as well as a…
Read MoreAI Autonomous cars might have just a four-year endurance Lifecycle
After AI autonomous self-driving cars have been abundantly fielded onto our roadways, one intriguing question that has so far gotten scant attention is how long will those self-driving cars last.
Read MoreAutonomous driving — Becoming a reality soon with Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Machine learning technology is already weaving into many of the applications we human already use by reducing human efforts to solve critical problems in day-to-day life. However the pace at which AI is reforming the mobility industry space, it is pretty clear that driverless vehicles will be soon taking control of how humans and goods move around.
Read MoreWaymo’s robo-taxi service opens to the public in Phoenix
(Reuters) — Waymo on Thursday will relaunch and expand its fully automated, robo-taxi ridehailing service in Phoenix, rebooting its effort to transform years of autonomous vehicle research into a revenue-producing business.
Read MoreBosch and Ford will test autonomous parking in Detroit
Bosch, Ford, and Dan Gilbert’s real estate firm Bedrock today detailed an autonomous parking pilot scheduled to launch in September at The Assembly, a mixed-used building in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood.
Read MoreWhat is LIDAR: How it works & why important for Self-driving car?
Sensor-based technologies are playing a key role in making artificial intelligence (AI) possible in various fields. LiDAR is one of the most promising sensor-based technology, used in autonomous vehicles or self-driving cars and became essential for such autonomous machines to get aware of its surroundings and drive properly without any collision risks.
Read MoreMIT task force predicts fully autonomous vehicles won’t arrive for ‘at least’ 10 years
Driverless systems will take at least a decade to deploy over large areas and that expansion will happen region-by-region in specific transportation categories, resulting in variations in availability across the country.
Read MoreAutonomous Vehicle industry’s self-inflicted and avoidable collapse — ongoing update
Autonomous Vehicle Industry’s Self-Inflicted and Avoidable Collapse — Ongoing Update
Read MoreAurora expands autonomous car and truck testing to Texas
Autonomous car startup Aurora today announced it will begin testing driverless vehicles, including semi trucks, in parts of Texas.
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