Vans
& RVs

Twenty-two feet of vehicle and one mirror's worth of information. The corner you cannot see is the one you hit.

Solution 01 Class B & C In development
// 01. The situation

A camper van has the sightlines of a delivery truck and gets parked in places built for cars. What costs money is rarely the vehicle you were watching. It is the bollard, the fire hydrant, the low branch, or the drop at the back of the pitch you reversed onto in the dark.

// 02. Uses
01 Backing onto a site Ground behind the vehicle, including the edge where it stops being ground. Posts and hookups as objects with range.
02 Street parking Both ends at once, gaps measured rather than estimated over your shoulder.
03 Tight lanes and gates Clearance on both flanks simultaneously, which two mirrors cannot give you.
04 People behind the van Pedestrians and cyclists keep their identity when they pass behind a parked car.
// 03. Tracked, with range recorded street scene
A reconstructed street scene as a blue point cloud with tracked vehicles and pedestrians labelled by class, confidence and distance in metres.
Class, confidence and range on every label. A dense street rather than a campsite, and the same reconstruction either way.
// 04. Kit planned
Included

Compute unit

On the vehicle, on vehicle power. Works on a pitch with no signal.

Included

Six cameras

Fixed positions, known optics, mounting hardware.

Your choice

Display

An iPad you already own, or a fixed screen.

// 05. Status no van has run it

Not buyable yet. The pipeline works and the capture above is it running, on recorded street data from a research dataset. The camera rig, the enclosure and the vehicle install are ahead.

Tell me when it is real

An email address. No payment, no reservation, no date. Saying what you drive counts for more than the address.

Stored to email you once. Not sold, not shared.