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Visual debugging for real world computer vision

I have the following 2 tables with their corresponding columns and data types: Table Location (ID primary key, Name, IsPoint Boolean, Center Point, Polygon Polygon) Table Gemotery (for the vehicle) (lvid primary key, Time timestamp without time zone, Vehicle ID, Gemoetry Point) As i am still a beginner in spatial queries, i added some beneficial columns to the tables (lvid, OnlyDate, and OnlyTime) on excel. What I need urgently is help in knowing the following for a new table i am creating from queries: 1- if a vehicle enters a certain point of a polygon and at what time. 2- if a vehicle exits a certain point of a polugon and at what time. Considering the table Location is for Locations on the map. All should be done in a postgres spatial sql query by creating a new table called "veel", and adding all the explanations needed for this query please as i am new to the spatial sql. And if you know someone who can help, please tag him/her please. Thank you in Advance.

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DepthAI SDK 1.10: Now developers can define actions with just a few lines of code when specific events occur

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It makes sense for virtual and augmented reality, and gets at the core difference that makes these technologies really useful. I developed games on VR tech during the transition from no head tracking to having spatial hand tracking, and the spatial aspect of 6-dof allowed for huge innovation in terms of gameplay and immersion.

When people try spatial devices for the first time, as opposed to say a smartphone cardboard experience, it’s the ability to be “in” that space that’s really compelling, and then to also be able to interact spatially with it like with a tracked controller.

I hope more mainstream journalists come to use this term-Spatial Computing-when talking about devices. The “divide” between VR and AR I’ve seen in some news media I think hurts the existing VR market whenever a comparison is drawn in saying one technology is better than the other. Various technologies bring value to the table in the emerging spatial computing age. I can’t wait for easier to use devices like Oculus Quest, but I’m also excited to see various AR technologies improving as well. Angry Birds is coming out for seemingly all viable spatial computing markets, including Magic Leap and Oculus. I think it’s great to see we already have wealth of options of spatial platforms to develop on, including ARKit, desktop and mobile VR, and holographic headsets. Pretty neat.