Yacine's idea: stereo global-shutter cameras for global prediction then row-scan target tracking
yacineMTB · x · 2026-08-29
Yacine Atie (yacineMTB) sketches a new idea: use a set of stereo high-resolution global-shutter cameras to capture a few frames for a global prediction, then very quickly switch to a row-scan mode to track a specific target at super-high FPS.\n\nHe admits he doesn't have enough camera platforms on hand to test it yet, but the core concept is pairing low-FPS global perception with high-FPS local tracking.
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