The sixth part of this series on sensor-level fusion looks at fusing information from multiple sensor tracks.

Spencer Chin, Senior Editor

December 19, 2022

This video looks at track-level fusion, an architecture that provides advantages where access to data is an issue, where bandwidth is problem. where computing capabilities are limited, and where specialization for particular types of sensor data is considered desirable.

The downsides to track-level fusion are reduced accuracy and issues with correlated noise. Design engineers should weigh the positives and negatives before deciding what approach to use.

 

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You can view the video here or below. 

 

 

About the Author(s)

Spencer Chin

Senior Editor, Design News

Spencer Chin is a Senior Editor for Design News, covering the electronics beat, which includes semiconductors, components, power, embedded systems, artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, and other related subjects. He is always open to ideas for coverage. Spencer has spent many years covering electronics for brands including Electronic Products, Electronic Buyers News, EE Times, Power Electronics, and electronics360. You can reach him at [email protected] or follow him at @spencerchin.

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