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STV · Seeing the View
The automotive industry is amid a disruptive change highlighted by the entry of autonomous vehicles. However, at current stage,self-driving cars technologies are not safe enough for operation on public roads. They suffer from too many missed detections andhigh false alarm rates. Some autonomous vehicle developers have tried to overcome these problems by putting higher resolution(and higher cost) sensors, yet they solutions still these suffer from inadequate perception.There is a growing market consensus that the limitations of the current perception solutions (called ‘Environmental Models’) areentrenched in their ‘Object level’ fusion architecture. This cannot be fixed by tweaking the algorithms, changing parameters oradding more data for learning. A promising alternative solution is ‘Raw data fusion’ with roots in academia and now diffusing tocommercial projects.VAYAVISION “Seeing the View” project is based on ‘Raw Data Fusion’ architecture with up-sample techniques to further increase theeffective resolution of sparse measurements from active sensors (LiDARs and RADARs). The solution constructs an accurate RGBd 3Dmodel based even on low cost sensors while enabling the perception algorithms richer data and a more comprehensive view of theenvironment. Using Machine Vision algorithms and Deep Neural Networks, VAYAVISION detects very small obstacles (such as a10cm high box) and has much better detection rates and with less false alarms than the legacy ‘Object Fusion’ solutions.VAYAVISION’s raw data fusion platform is planned to enable a much safer and comfortable driving experience at an affordablevehicle price. VAYAVISION solves the heart of autonomous driving challenge of correctly understanding the changing environmentof the vehicle by using ‘Raw Data Fusion’ and Up-sampling.
Consortium · 1 organisation
VAYAVISION SENSING LTD.
IL · €2,425,938
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