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Southwest Research Institute is developing a vision-based system that uses stereo cameras and artificial intelligence to navigate rough terrain off-road.
The system could find uses in the military, space exploration and agriculture.
It's part of a project financed through the nonprofit research organization’s internal research fund, which totaled $9.3 million last year .
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