by nomilk on 4/27/22, 9:20 AM
> This point cloud assembled by Team CSIRO Data61 shows a robotic view of nearly the entire SubT course, with each dot in the cloud representing a point in 3D space measured by a sensor on a robot. Team CSIRO’s point cloud differed from DARPA’s official map by less than 1 percent
https://i.imgur.com/1Mi9YwA.png
by tastyfreeze on 4/27/22, 4:24 AM
First responders or... hunter killers.
Seriously though, impressive display by the teams. Someday in the future I will be able to sit outside an abandoned mine drinking coffee while the robots map it all out in 3d.
by theossuary on 4/27/22, 3:42 AM
They talk a lot about the mapping system they have developed in the interview, I wonder if there's any more information about it available? I can only imagine what'll be possible when technology like that is availabile more freely
by farseer on 4/27/22, 8:37 AM
Wouldn't a miniature drone swarm be more accessible and quicker I wonder? Battery time would be an issue I understand but the mapping would also be quicker, in less than 30 minutes perhaps.
by dmead on 4/27/22, 5:19 AM
kinda like the floating orb robots from prometheus.
by JaimeThompson on 4/25/22, 10:55 PM
Very impressive.
