AI cameras are tracking cars across DFW. Here’s what Texas drivers should know

But what information can the cameras capture about your car? Can they see who’s driving? What happens to the data afterward?
The Cool Down

Florida tells hunters to scan levee banks, and skip the water, for Everglades pythons

Florida's FWC is warning would-be hunters that Burmese pythons are easier to detect on land than in the water.
IEEE

Cross-View Visible-Thermal Object-Level Change Detection for Small Vehicles

Abstract: Object-level change detection is a critical task in remote sensing with broad applications in urban traffic monitoring and smart city management. However, existing methods are primarily ...
IEEE

GSEA-UAD: A Geometric Subspace–Enhanced Autoencoder for Unknown Sensor Attack Detection in Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles

Abstract: Reliable detection of unknown sensor attacks is essential for ensuring the operational safety of autonomous unmanned vehicles. Existing deep learning (DL) based intrusion detection methods ...
The Robot Report

Context is king: How Avride uses cloud VLMs as a safety net for delivery robots

It is important to clarify: we do not use VLMs to drive the robot. Using a heavy cloud model to steer in real time would ...

We took a self‑driving car on the road for 100 days to see how it handled itself – these are the mistakes it kept making

Autonomous vehicles work much better than many people think – and much worse. Some simple changes to our roads could make ...