New in-car technology
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego are developing multimodel computer vision techniques that could be used for surveillance and driver safety.
Computer vision and robotics researchers, backed by Volkswagen-Audi and the UC Discovery program, installed four cameras with infrared and color technology in the LISA-Q, an Infiniti Q45 to track a driver. The video-based system monitored the driver’s head, arms, torso and legs for thorough, real-time tracking.
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