Those are some serious computations in real time
I wish autopilot would already be a common feature. Cameras are nice but I would feel safer knowing that people aren't controlling the vehicles on the road.
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Those are some serious computations in real time
I wish autopilot would already be a common feature. Cameras are nice but I would feel safer knowing that people aren't controlling the vehicles on the road.
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Wow, that's pretty crazy![]()
Shenandoah hot lap 1:46.92: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmYq3mBbwPg
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Any write ups on how this all works? That is one of the coolest car technologies I've seen come round in years.
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So the part I'm impressed by is the way it seems to build a 3D model of stuff that is coming off the ground. I've done a lot of 3D graphics programming and a tiny bit of computer vision, and I can tell you that is probably not being generated by a matrix projection and is instead generated by some kind of stereoscopic depth field. Really cool tech![]()
Shenandoah hot lap 1:46.92: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmYq3mBbwPg
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What are all those beeps? Is the thing cussing?
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That's the worst kind of car wash to run your fancy car through is it not?
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There is no actual depth, or 3d, or stereoscopic-related effect. As mentioned above, it's multiple wide angle views stitched and manipulated to "unwrap" the distorted image. Has more in common with your standard smartphone image-stitching app, than anything stereoscopic, or depth-camera related.
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the car itself is a static sprite, if you didn't catch that.
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All that technology so you can park your car without hitting something or curbing the rims.
But it won't prevent that douche from parking too close and giving you a nice door ding and/or scuffing your bumper![]()
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Our BMW has this feature (the multiple cameras "surround view" and top-view) too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDvu2...e_gdata_player
Does Mercedes do this yet? My last new MB purchases were in 2007, neither car had this yet.
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Mercedes finally got into the game with the 2013 GL and GLK.
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jesus thats crazy
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If it could zoom out more I'd put a sun shade up and drive from the 3rd person overhead view!
GRAND THEFT AUTO!!!!
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I rented an Infiniti FX 35 for a weeklong family vacation a few weeks ago and it had this same feature. I was REALLY impressed by it. It was especially useful in that car because the sight lines to the corners of the car were so bad.
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I have to give credit to Infiniti for pioneering this back in 2008.
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Witchcraft
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Any sufficiently-advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
Corollary: Any technology which *is* distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.
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