Motion-based object detection for autonomous systems and applications
AssigneeNVIDIA Corporation
InventorsDavid Nister, Soohwan Kim, Yue Wu, Minwoo Park, Cheng-Chieh Yang
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AssigneeNVIDIA Corporation
InventorsDavid Nister, Soohwan Kim, Yue Wu, Minwoo Park, Cheng-Chieh Yang
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In various examples, an ego-machine may analyze sensor data to identify and track features in the sensor data using. Geometry of the tracked features may be used to analyze motion flow to determine whether the motion flow violates one or more geometrical constraints. As such, tracked features may be identified as dynamic features when the motion flow corresponding to the tracked features violates the one or more static constraints for static features. Tracked features that are determined to be dynamic features may be clustered together according to their location and feature track. Once features have been clustered together, the system may calculate a detection bounding shape for the clustered features. The bounding shape information may then be used by the ego-machine for path planning, control decisions, obstacle avoidance, and/or other operations.
At least one processor comprising:
A method comprising:
An autonomous or semi-autonomous machine comprising:
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