Sentences with phrase «rely on autonomous vehicles»
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Testing in inclement weather is considered the Achilles heel of autonomous vehicles because their sensors can't see the road and must rely on highly detailed 3D maps.
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Lead researcher and Lecturer in the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath, Dr Biagio Forte, said: «With increasing dependency upon GNSS with the planned introduction of 5G networks and autonomous vehicles which rely heavily on GNSS, the need for accurate and reliable satellite navigation systems everywhere in the world has never been more critical.
Remotely operated subs have met with both success and failure in stanching the flow of crude, and the oil industry may need to rely on completely autonomous vehicles
Current trends in autonomous vehicle navigation systems therefore rely not only on GPS / INS, but a suite of other sensor - based technologies such as cameras, lasers, and sonar.
Professor Milford said autonomous vehicles operating in underground mines relied on expensive sensing or infrastructure modifications.
And looking to the future, autonomous and connected vehicles will increasingly rely on lightweight, high - strength plastics and composites.
See, instead of relying on cameras to detect the car's position, Ford's Fusion Hybrid autonomous research vehicles use the combination of high - resolution 3D maps, LiDAR, and radar to determine exactly where it is at.
These problems are often very rich in detail — examples include power station management and control of autonomous vehicles underwater or space — and rely on the optimisations that planning systems make (which I will discuss another time) as well as time.
It's easy to see that modern ocean exploration has shifted from relying on brave explorers like Jacques Cousteau to autonomous underwater vehicles that can go where no man can.
While we've seen drivers killed in Teslas used in autopilot mode, those vehicles aren't fully autonomous and are supposed to rely on drivers being alert at the wheel.