Stereo Applications Need a Dedicated Lens Choosing: Selection criterial: stability and system environment
Stereo cameras perceive the world in a manner similar to humans; this similarity allows machines using stereo technology to perform and interact like human partners. Robots equipped with a stereo camera can grasp objects autonomously, without the need for additional sensors or lights. Autonomous car...
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