Long Distance Travel With Green Laser Pointer Sensor
According to reports, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new self-driving in-vehicle green laser pointer navigation system. Can provide navigation services for vehicles. No need for HD map support. When the vehicle is equipped with this technology, users can enjoy the joy of traveling. Robotics professionals and co-authors of the paper stated that the system assumes that the vehicle's forward path is free of obstacles. The technology can be used in conjunction with other existing algorithms that use laser sensors to detect road obstacles, such as other vehicles or pedestrians. Provide navigation services for vehicles in heavy traffic situations. His colleague tested the navigation system on a one-way highway, and they drove through Devin's jungle. The test vehicle was driven slowly along a road map about 1 km long. The vehicle was always on the established lane, and there was no artificial green laser pointer intervention during the entire process.
Tags
Market
Researchers plan to build a green laser pointers vision system. Accurately identify road signs on the street so that the vehicle is not just able to drive on one-way streets. Although 3D maps are still required when vehicles travel through the city, this navigation technology will help drive autonomous off-road travel in the future. Worcester Polytechnic School said that after the autonomous vehicle is equipped with this navigation system, it may need to be equipped with various other sensors to achieve cooperative operation, which is designed to cope with various driving environments. Because the laser sensor does not work well in rainy or snowy weather. Vehicles equipped with the new navigation system will also require additional green laser pointer imaging technology. Ensure the safety of the vehicle in bad weather.
Blue lasers above 1000MW are most suitable for burning. The higher the power, the stronger the combustion capacity.
2019-12-26 06:05:29
Your Answer: