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for everyone wondering how zero-delay tracking is even possible on an $8 chip: it is all thanks to the Kalman filter. this 1-minute clip from Steve Brunton perfectly explains why it works (full lecture in reply) instead of just observing a target, it mathematically predicts where it will be... show more

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