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AI for drones part 2 Imagine anyone can have this running on a hobby drone 🤯 Object detection and Image recognition has come a long way in a short period of time.

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Benjamin De Kraker3 years ago

"Short period of time" = 30 years this has been worked on

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Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc3 years ago

Yes but yet the most progress have happens in the past 3 years. Insane really. I remember when I was running dedicated GPU’s on a 1080 stream and 6 objects was max capacity. Madness.

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ARK Electronics2 years ago

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Flemming Miguel3 years ago

Person of Interest is real now

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Dylan3 years ago

As I was driving through the city, I found myself caught in the usual gridlock and couldn’t help but wonder why cities haven’t begun implementing AI to control traffic lights based on congestion levels. It seems like such a logical and efficient solution.

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Clarence3 years ago

Training my ground drone for object detection and facial recognition w/ esp32..

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Alebrelle3 years ago

I am interested in how well these systems track permanence of objects over a longer term period, like an hour or three out of sight in a building. Or how well it can tell apart two different cars of same make/model/color.

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Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc3 years ago

Yes we always want more

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MannyTheManny3 years ago

I saw this sort of thing 10 years ago. Imagine what they are not letting us see.

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Miguel Braña3 years ago

Not in Europe, live streaming AI recognition will be banned shortly.

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Serkan3 years ago

It is really impressing yet scary to see how it detects people in a beach by avoiding umbrellas. 1.16

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