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PilotEye is a vision-based situational awareness system that uses neural networks to detect objects.
Credit: Avidyne/Daedalean
Swiss startup Daedalian plans to certify its first cockpit avionics incorporating machine learning (ML) by the end of the year or early 2025. The company will work with US avionics manufacturer Avidyne to certify its PilotEye vision recognition system using neural networks. …
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