DeepRay AI delineates damaged or obscured moving images
Damaged or obscured moving images can be clearly reconstructed with DeepRay, an artificial Intelligence technology from Cambridge Consultants that can potentially outperform the human eye.
It is claimed that DeepRay’s ability to see clearly in difficult or unpredictable situations could transform a number of machine vision and imaging applications, including autonomous driving and medical imaging.
The performance of machine vision systems can quickly deteriorate if a view is obscured by obstructions, which has serious implications for real-world applications where image quality can be degraded by environmental factors or damage to camera-based systems.
According to Cambridge Consultants, DeepRay learns what real-world scenes and objects look like and also how they appear with various image distortions applied. When presented with a distorted image it has never seen before, the technology can then form a real-time judgement of the ‘true’ scene behind the distortion. Having this “mind’s eye”, said the company, means that DeepRay will outperform humans and existing machine vision approaches in reconstructing clear images under difficult conditions.
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