Hierarchical Progressive Multiview Stereo
Progressive multiview stero is an implementation of an algorihm taking a sparse 3D model (result of structure from motion software)
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Progressive multiview stero is an implementation of an algorihm taking a sparse 3D model (result of structure from motion software)
Read moreSpotMini is a new smaller version of the Spot robot. It can be equipped with an arm and is all-electric (no hydraulics).
Read moreIn this work, Researchers of MIT present an high-performance and tunable stereo disparity estimation method. It succeeds to reach a
Read moreThis video presents the beautiful work of the Snotbot’s team of researchers on their Sea of Cortez expedition. Aerial technology is adapted
Read moreHow about asking your robot to make a complete laundry cycle?…PR2 seems almost there. See more on this page.
Read moreIn this nice post, LSTMs are described to have more control than typical RNNs over what they remember. In general,
Read moreFrom Eugenio Curlurciello’s blog, Professor at Purdue University, you can find here a post about the the history of neural network design
Read moreHere you can find a fantastic post on reinforcement learning by Andrej Karpathy. The Author explains how it is possible
Read moreUniversity of California, Irvine researchers have invented nanowire-based battery material that can be recharged hundreds of thousands of times. This
Read moreFrom the webpage of the project “This paper presents a novel probabilistic foundation for volumetric 3-d reconstruction. We formulate the problem as
Read moreA new open-source library has been released by the Robotics and Perception Group of Davide Scaramuzza. Technical details of the
Read moreOpenCV originated at Intel, and is now back at Intel. People wonder about the possibility that OpenCV can stop beeing
Read moreIn this work from Georgia Tech, researchers have developed a control algorithm that allows small-scale autonomous cars to drive autonomously around
Read moreGoogle revealed the TPU (Tensor Processing Unit), a custom ASIC designed and built specifically for machine learning applications.
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