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"A recent report compiled by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reached a troubling conclusion: Pedestrian injuries and deaths have been on the rise in recent years."
Michael WheelerEditor-in-Chief, Vision Spectra
"Getting sensors to accurately identify the world around them is easiest on a clear, sunny day, but that solves just part of the problem. One possible solution for driving in darker hours is thermal cameras, including those from the appropriately named Owl Autonomous Imaging."
Sebastian BlancoEditor SAE
"The automotive segment will register the highest growth (12.1% CAGR) ... The growth will be powered by an increasing interest of thermal imaging to increase the reliability of AEB systems."
Yole Group2022 Thermal Image Report
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How Thermal Imaging and AI Combine to Protect Pedestrians (from Automobil Elektronik)
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Xponential – San Diego April 23-25, 2024 (Booth 3538)
Visit Owl at the premier trade show on drones, autonomy and sensors. Visit us at Booth 3538
Voice of America
Check out the Voice of America video story from the Owl AI Thermal Immersion Experience at CES 2024
EXCLUSIVE: Wade Appelman Talks OwI AI’s Latest Thermal Camera Tech
CES 2024 Preview
CBO, Wade Appelman discusses NEW Thermal Camera Technology coming from OwI AI.
Thermal Imaging AI Adds New Angle to Safety
Combining AI with thermal imaging can "flesh out" pedestrians to improve automotive safety systems day and night.
Forbes Magazine: “Drivers Tend To Kill Pedestrians at Night. Thermal Imaging May Help”
In the US, pedestrian deaths are increasing. It's a somber relapse.
SAE International: Owl AI’s 3D Thermal Sensors See Further into the Dark
SAE International Coverage
Nov 3, 2023
"When RGB cameras fail to classify, thermal cameras continue to identify the object, and that’s the fundamental value proposition.”
Mobility Makers Radio Interview – Wade Appelman
Wade Appelman is interviewed on Mobility Makers
How to Make Cars Less Dangerous for Pedestrians
Christine Ro
Technology Business Reporter
BBC
October 10, 2023