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Driver Assistance Testing for BMW
Video recording company, I.M.A. GmbH, is using TYZX 3D vision technology to develop a validation system for driver assistance components currently under test by global automaker BMW Group. I.M.A., based in Germany, specializes in digital video recording and playback systems. I.M.A. is working cooperatively with the BMW Group to adapt its DART video technology for real time 3D environment data recording, which detects lane markers, vehicle position, traffic signs and weather conditions in real time and records relevant data to validate driver assistance components. The I.M.A. driver assistance validation kit incorporating TYZX stereo vision, is being used by the BMW Group to validate and further improve the current product.

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The Farmers’ Friend
One of the world's largest makers of farming equipment wanted a smart combine that could navigate fields without a human driver—and without running over people or animals that might stray into its path. TYZX had the 3D vision solution to a very large problem in agriculture.

In this experiment, a Global 100 company wanted a safe alternative for spraying chemicals used to keep fruits safe from pests and to fertilize young trees without human intervention or exposure. The vehicle, looking more like a 6-wheeled Mars Rover than a combine, successfully captured data to allow navigation between closely planted young fruit trees and avoid common obstacles found in orchards.

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Homeland Security
With homeland security at stake, Unisys needed a person-tracking system for a Department of Defense application that simply couldn't fail. TYZX saw the solution.

In a pilot at one of the world's most secure facilities, TYZX technology was tested for its ability to maintain tracking for continuous identity of any individual, in a secure office setting. Biometric devices can authenticate someone at a point of entry, but how does a system know exactly who someone is anywhere in a facility? TYZX is able to track people down to 4cm grids, even in crowded and close environments, where lighting changes can occur abruptly.

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Top of the Rock
The Electroland-created Target Breezeway, a unique experimental space for environmental interactivity, is powered by TYZX 3D vision technology, sponsored by Target, and located on the 69th floor observation deck of Rockefeller Center.

Visitors to the Breezeway space participate in an immersive videogame-like environment where human motion is translated into patterns of sound and light.

Each visitor is assigned a “personality” by the TYZX tracking software and is in turn followed by patterns of colored lights.  Electroland software, integrated with TYZX technology, is capable of individually tracking up to thirty visitors with great accuracy and a very low error rate. More than 2 million people are expected to visit the exhibit.