The video shows a remote controlled car driving car driving automonously. A machine learning algorithm estimates depths from a single monocular image captured from the webcamera mounted on the car...
The video shows a remote controlled car driving car driving automonously. A machine learning algorithm estimates depths from a single monocular image captured from the webcamera mounted on the car at 7 Hz. The car plans a path to avoid obstacles in real-time. More details at: http://ai.stanford.edu/~asaxena/rccar
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Cheers. The footage I just uploaded is really old development testing. I'll put some newer footage up in the future, she's changed quite a bit since those vids. (There's still one more old vid being processed by YT right now)
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A: MONEY !!
(There's still one more old vid being processed by YT right now)
Your bot rocks !