November 2004
Deeper Vision
By Wade Roush
Researchers are making big strides toward low-cost systems that mimic human vision to give machines three-dimensional information about their environments. By building hardware that analyzes corresponding chunks of paired live images in parallel -- as the human brain is thought to do -- Tyzx, a startup in Menlo Park, CA, is making computerized depth perception fast enough that surveillance devices and robotic vehicles can incorporate it.
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