Camera motion compensation: a steady picture at sea
A stationary buoy can look like a fast-approaching vessel to a camera that never stops moving. Here’s how SEA.AI cancels out a boat’s own motion so its AI sees what’s actually there.
A stationary buoy can look like a fast-approaching vessel to a camera that never stops moving. Here’s how SEA.AI cancels out a boat’s own motion so its AI sees what’s actually there.
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