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Drone

A drone is an aircraft that flies without a human pilot on board, controlled either remotely by an operator or autonomously by onboard computers using artificial intelligence and sensors.

Computer Vision

Event camera

An event camera (also called a dynamic vision sensor, DVS, or neuromorphic camera) is an image sensor whose pixels work independently and asynchronously.

Computer Vision

Intel RealSense D555

The Intel RealSense D555 (also branded simply as RealSense D555 PoE) is a stereoscopic depth camera announced in mid-2025 that is the first product in the RealSense D400 family to integrate Power over Ethernet…

AI HardwareComputer Vision

Lyte

Lyte is an American end-to-end integrated perception company for robotics and physical AI, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Mountain View, California.

CompaniesComputer Vision

Robot manipulation

Robot manipulation is the ability of a robotic system to physically interact with objects in its environment through grasping, pushing, pulling, inserting, placing, and other contact-based actions.

Computer Vision

Robot navigation

Robot navigation is the ability of a mobile robot to determine its own position in its environment, plan a path toward a goal, and execute that path while avoiding obstacles.

Computer Vision

Skydio

Skydio is an American drone manufacturer based in San Mateo, California, that builds autonomous flying robots guided by onboard computer vision rather than manual piloting.

AI CompaniesComputer Vision

V-JEPA 2

V-JEPA 2 (Video Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture 2) is an open-source video world model released by Meta AI on June 11, 2025 that learns to understand, predict, and plan in the physical world by…

AI ModelsComputer Vision

Vision-based tactile sensor

A vision-based tactile sensor, also called an optical or camera-based tactile sensor, is a category of tactile sensing that measures touch by watching it rather than by reading a strain gauge, a capacitor, or…

Computer Vision