Realtime Object Recognition
Currently, the auto industry is undergoing an evolution to vehicle autonomy. And with the emergence of technology companies in this sector, innovation is happening at an unprecedented rate. Currently, vehicles …
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Commuters currently face numerous transportation inefficiencies. The average American loses 99 hours annually due to traffic, aggregating to an missed opportunity cost of about $100 billion. In addition, almost 1.5 …
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Imagine this common scenario related to dangerous lighting conditions – you are driving in a residential neighborhood on a foggy morning, coming up on a busy intersection. Due to the …
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Imagine this common scenario: A car pulls up to a red light at a four-way intersection. When the light turns green, the vehicle subsequently accelerates through the intersection. However, there …
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Currently, society faces numerous transportation inefficiencies. Due to traffic, the individual loses over 50 hours of productive time. In addition to this, the average motor vehicle accident can cost up to over a …
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In 2016 alone, Americans took over 10 billion trips via public transportation, a number that has steadily increased over the past few decades. On a global scale, over 200 billion trips were completed in …
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Last mile delivery (LMD) is a critical segment of the logistics industry. The size of LMD was valued at over 30 billion dollars in 2018, and will grow significantly through 2025, …
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Autonomous vehicles (AV) are poised to optimize various different industries. With humans no longer acting as drivers, companies that rely on transportation are able to cut costs and maximize profit …
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One of the biggest problems faced by the transportation industry is road congestion. In 2019 alone, the average American lost approximately 100 hours of productive time due to traffic. The opportunity cost …
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The rapid evolution of the smartphone over the last 20 years rendered dominant players, such as Motorola, Blackberry, and Nokia, obsolete – they could not recognize the industry shift to a …
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