WiMi to Work on Multi-Channel CNN-based 3D Object Detection Algorithm
WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (NASDAQ: WIMI) announced the development of a 3D object detection algorithm utilizing multi-channel convolutional neural networks (CNN). This innovative technology harnesses RGB, depth, and bird's-eye view (BEV) images to identify the object's category, 3D size, and spatial location with enhanced accuracy.
The algorithm processes point cloud data directly, improving feature extraction for 3D bounding boxes. It has significant application prospects in areas such as autonomous driving, intelligent robotics, and security monitoring, driven by advancements in data acquisition technology and deep learning.
WiMi positions itself as a leader in the holographic AR industry, focusing on various sectors including AR automotive applications and holographic software development.
- Development of a unique 3D object detection algorithm using multi-channel CNN technology.
- Increased accuracy and efficiency in object detection with applications in autonomous driving and intelligent robotics.
- Broad application potential across various industries including AR, remote sensing, and biomedical fields.
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BEV images provide information perpendicular to the camera viewpoint and can represent the spatial distribution of objects. The BEV images are generated using point cloud projection and used as the neural network input to improve the 3D object detection accuracy. By directly processing the input point cloud data through
WiMi's 3D object detection algorithm, which can simultaneously identify the category, spatial location, and 3D size of objects, dramatically improves the accuracy and efficiency of object detection. The multi-channel object detection neural network system allows 3D object detection, extending the input to RGB, depth, and BEV images. First, RGB image, depth image, and BEV image are used as the network input, and then the feature map is obtained by
3D object detection and recognition have always been crucial technology in computer vision. It is the machine's basis for understanding and interacting with the outside world. 3D object detection technology can be widely applied in navigation, intelligent robotics, crewless vehicles, and security monitoring.
With the advancement of 3D data acquisition technology, the enhancement of computing power, deep learning, and the increase of application demand, the research and application of 3D vision technology have received more and more attention. WiMi's algorithm enjoys a broad application prospect in autonomous driving, intelligent robotics, ARVR, remote sensing, biomedical, and so on.
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