Better depth sensor solutions

There is also a convergence of machine vision technology and 3D, mainly in the field of drones.

When drones carry out mapping and aerial photography today, they must be accompanied by the ability to understand space, otherwise the photo is not allowed to be small, and the south wall is big. This ability mainly comes from cameras and sensors for spatial reading.

With the continuous upgrading of consumer drones, people’s requirements for drone shooting effects are also increasing. Drones must constantly take pictures at greater distances, in more extreme weather, and in more complex movements. However, traditional sensor system solutions have been unable to keep up with user expectations.

Today’s consumer drones generally adopt two kinds of perception solutions, one is binocular vision technology, such as some products of DJI; One is structured light sensors, such as Microsoft’s Kinect. However, these two mainstream schemes have certain limitations, such as limited perceptual range, difficult to complete long-distance work. For example, binocular vision technology will fail in the dark, so the drone night shooting has been a big pit, but the structured light technology can not deal with the strong light, and the drone Shi Lezhi is also very heart jammed at noon.

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A better solution is to combine sensors and smart cameras to achieve a new sensor system solution that can adapt to different weather and weather and can sense over long distances.

Today, using many algorithms in machine vision technology to coordinate the work of different sensing devices and turn drones into “multi-eye drones” is becoming a popular solution. The addition of a large number of machine vision algorithms to drone sensors may also lead to improved trajectory shooting capabilities, allowing drones to capture the overall environment, or the ability to accurately capture dynamic objects, such as animals and vehicles in motion.

The above several technology trends are likely to become the next hot spot in machine vision and graphics applications. This field may seem off-limits, but in fact, it can affect the wind and wind of today’s technology market.

The game of letting machines see the three-dimensional world is just beginning, and it may be the end of the story that machines and humans can one day gaze at each other from the same perspective.