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The leading SLAM algorithms for all future devices
Here at Kudan, we are accelerating the evolution of Virtuality (AR/MR/VR)* and Robotics (automobile/drone/robot) by developing industry leading computer software algorithms classified as Artificial Perception.
Over the years Artificial Intelligence has become the backbone technology for machine vision, however it only consists of functionality equivalent to the left-side human brain, such as learning for semantic extraction. On the other hand, current computer software technologies are extending the capabilities of machines from closed virtual worlds to the real-world, which requires the right-side human bran related to instinctive geometric acquisition.
At Kudan we are working hard to fill up this missing piece of the puzzle by developing Artificial Perception algorithms that are the machine equivalent of the right-side human brain. Our Artificial Perception algorithms complement the existing Artificial Intelligence, by providing 3D and kinesthetic senses to the machine to access the real-world resulting in a sense of control and motion, for virtual-real mixing and robotic control.
With the combination of Artificial Perception and Artificial Intelligence we are getting closer to the goal of creating technology that can visualise and interact with the world like we do, utilising both the left and right side of the brain.
Over the years Artificial Intelligence has become the backbone technology for machine vision, however it only consists of functionality equivalent to the left-side human brain, such as learning for semantic extraction. On the other hand, current computer software technologies are extending the capabilities of machines from closed virtual worlds to the real-world, which requires the right-side human bran related to instinctive geometric acquisition.
At Kudan we are working hard to fill up this missing piece of the puzzle by developing Artificial Perception algorithms that are the machine equivalent of the right-side human brain. Our Artificial Perception algorithms complement the existing Artificial Intelligence, by providing 3D and kinesthetic senses to the machine to access the real-world resulting in a sense of control and motion, for virtual-real mixing and robotic control.
With the combination of Artificial Perception and Artificial Intelligence we are getting closer to the goal of creating technology that can visualise and interact with the world like we do, utilising both the left and right side of the brain.
