Jan. 10, 2024, 8:23 p.m. | Abhishek Jadhav

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A team of academic researchers has developed the Dynamic Point-Pixel Feature Alignment network, known as DPPFA-Net, to address the issue of accurately detecting small objects for robots and autonomous vehicles. When compared to other existing 3D object detection methods, this model demonstrated a significant improvement in average precision, achieving a 7.18 percent increase across various noise conditions.

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