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QACE Dynamics | Autonomous Navigation Preview Today we are showing autonomous navigation running live inside QACE, the robot plans its route on the map, then adjusts in real time as lidar and vision pick up new obstacles. All of this runs through a single navigation block inside QACE, ready... show more

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