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The project aims to develop advanced collision detection systems inspired by biological visual systems, particularly for migrating animals like locusts. By integrating expertise from neurobiology, robotics, and chip design, it seeks to create robust solutions for machines such as drones and ground vehicles to navigate…
To be able to detected collision efficiently is of vital importance for the survival of animals that are migrating at speed, especially for those flying in dense swarms like locusts.
Vision plays a critical role in collision detection for most animal species in a dynamic world.
It is expected that in future, many human made machines, such like ground vehicles, mobile robots, and unmanned aerial vehicles, should all be able to detect and avoid collisions effectively as animals do.
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