AI Training, validation, fine-tuning, sensor development… whatever high-fidelity synthetic data you need for, getting started with Anyverse it is now easier than ever! – Download Anyverse today
AI Training, validation, fine-tuning, sensor development… whatever high-fidelity synthetic data you need for, getting started with Anyverse it is now easier than ever! – Download Anyverse today
Tech Mahindra and Anyverse Partner to Accelerate AI Adoption in the Automotive Industry
Anyverse™ is the new hyperspectral synthetic data platform that lands as the only solution to gather all the data developers require to build Euro NCAP compliant in-cabin monitoring systems cost and resource efficiently, as well as accelerating AV & ADAS development.
If you are an OEM, or simply you are involved in any of the automotive interior sensing systems development stages, surely you are familiar with the Euro NCAP* requirements to assess the adequation and safety of the new in-cabin monitoring systems. And if you are not, do not worry, because we will break them down throughout this article.
Anyverse announced today its collaboration with Cron AI, the cutting-edge 3D data perception platform for autonomous machines. Cron AI selected Anyverse hyperspectral synthetic data generation platform to provide the most accurate LiDAR synthetic data and ensure consistent neural network training on all possible corner cases that real-world data may have missed.
Every year, the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI) puts out its AI Index, a massive collection of data and information that tries to sum up the current state of artificial intelligence.
Save the date! This May 10-12, 2022, Anyverse, will be at the AutoSens in Detroit! AutoSens is the world’s foremost meeting of automotive engineers working to improve automotive imaging and vehicle perception for production vehicles.
The 11th Autonomous Vehicles Silicon Valley Conference – AV22 is around the corner. Save the date and meet us there!
Many deep learning models struggle to see the relationships between objects in a scene, but the machine learning model MIT researchers have developed brings machines one step closer to understanding and interacting with the scene environment, just like humans would do…
