Nexar’s software architect, Robert Harrison, explains what stands behind Nexar’s Constant Coverage Technology. Providing consistent, quality coverage of roads and highways across the US means providing the necessary information that helps us understand the world around us. Collecting data from our car camera network - through an annonymization
Using video footage captured by on-board cameras, Nexar’s technology provides drivers and insurance companies with a detailed reconstruction of the actions of all parties involved in a collision Nexar, a leading AI computer vision company, announced today the release of the first-ever collision reconstruction platform using raw camera data,
A comparison between the driver’s accurate location (green dots) and the raw GPS data (red) Today we are very excited to announce that Nexar has developed a new, AI-powered visual localization method that greatly improves GPS location accuracy in challenging urban environments. We’re presenting this new method today
AECC recently published an architecture whitepaper [https://aecc.org/resources/publications/] for mobility & connected cars - "Distributed Computing in an AECC System". As Nexar is a part of the AECC, we’re excited to take in part in this architecture and share the highlights of this whitepaper.
A shared understanding of the road What if cars could “communicate” to create a common understanding of the road they are in? Actually, they already do. You’re driving: you see a brake light ahead. You brake instinctively, trying to avoid a rear-end collision. This is basic communication, and it’
* Motive [https://getnexar.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/2998337537/Software+Code+Rot+Symptoms+Remedies#Motive] * Two types of code rot [https://getnexar.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/2998337537/Software+Code+Rot+Symptoms+Remedies#Two-types-of-code-rot] * Why does code rot? [https://getnexar.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EN/pages/2998337537/Software+
Leveraging data to protect our users’ privacy Matan Friedmann is a Senior Research Scientist at Nexar where he works on difficult research problems.