Self-driving cars rely on an array of cameras to stitch together a continuous 360-degree view of the world. If a camera looking left takes a frame even 15 milliseconds out of sync with the camera looking forward, a fast-moving vehicle in the blind spot could be miscalculated by several feet. The updated motion mode ensures that the vehicle's perception engine receives a perfectly harmonized spatial snapshot, eliminating ghost objects and tracking fragmentation. Volumetric Capture and Virtual Production
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