Brand New Perception

Robot Image - Each region is marked with different number.
Our new perception module has just got one more step to be complete and as awesome as ever we imagined. This is a result of real robot, which shows each region as different number.
Thanks to my friend Ali!

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  1. Novin ShahroudiFebruary 21, 2015 at 12:04 AM

    I am anxiously looking forward to see more of its awesomeness dudes! :)

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