Why simulate the rolling shutter artifact? – In the context of gathering data for deep learning-based advanced perception systems development.
Category Archives: Sensor simulation
Developing an autonomous system with sensor-specific synthetic data – Wrapping up
In this insights series, we will focus on Anyverse Sensor Simulation and how to accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data.
Validation: how accurate is the Anyverse sensor simulation pipeline?
In this insights series, we will focus on Anyverse Sensor Simulation and how to accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data.
Reaching Anyverse’s sensor simulation pipeline last stage: the image processor
In this insights series, we will focus on Anyverse Sensor Simulation and how to accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data.
Delving into Anyverse’s sensor simulation: light, optics, and sensors
In this insights series, we will focus on Anyverse Sensor Simulation and how to accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data.
Meet Anyverse’s camera sensor simulation pipeline
In this insights series, we will focus on Anyverse Sensor Simulation and how to accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data.
Anyverse sensor simulation: accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data
In this insights series, we will focus on Anyverse Sensor Simulation and how to accelerate autonomous systems deployment with sensor-specific synthetic data.
No spectral information, no faithful sensor simulation
Faithful sensor simulation and spectral information… What’s the connection between them? Why is this important? No light, no perception, hence, no light simulation, no sensor simulation, it is that simple.
How simulating light and sensors help build better perception systems
Developing computer vision systems is not an easy task. We are talking about systems that need to understand what they see in the real world and react accordingly. But, How do they see the world? How do you teach a machine what the real world is and interpret it?