Nvidia Patents a Way to Plan Robot Paths on a GPU in Parallel
Planning a route for a self-driving car or robot arm sounds simple until you realize the machine has to weigh thousands of…
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Planning a route for a self-driving car or robot arm sounds simple until you realize the machine has to weigh thousands of…
Your car's driver-assist system already stitches together feeds from several cameras, but doing that in real time takes serious computing power. Qualcomm's…
Imagine a car where the driver automatically gets navigation audio while rear-seat passengers hear a movie, all sorted out without anyone touching…
Every time you start your car, the onboard computer has to wake up and get to work. Qualcomm's new patent describes a…
Google is patenting a way to pipe map data to cars in selective layers, so each vehicle only receives the specific slices…
Every self-driving car has a dirty secret: the physical frame holding its sensors together creates blind spots the sensors can't see around.…
A Waymo car approaching a blind corner can't see what's hiding around it, but a new patent lets the entire fleet pool…
When a car's surround-view camera system reshuffles how it blends images together, the result can be a jarring visual pop on screen.…
Nvidia has filed a patent for a system that lets automakers customize exactly how a vehicle's sensors work together to detect what's…
Every navigation system knows where a vehicle is supposed to go. Qualcomm's new patent is about what happens when it doesn't get…
Finding a parking spot is already stressful enough. Sony is patenting a system that overlays color-coded markers directly onto your car's camera…
When a self-driving car encounters a parked truck or a stray dumpster in the road, it needs to know not just that…
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