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// ROBOTICS & AVs

Pedestrian & Obstacle Detection

Pedestrian & Obstacle Detection. What it takes to run it.

Safety-critical object classification in crowded environments.

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// 01 · The question

“Is there a person in the path, and how far away?”

// 02 · Why it is hard

This is the safety-critical class, so the acceptable miss rate is effectively zero, and it has to hold for people who are partly hidden, seated, crouching or moving fast at the edge of the frame.

// 03 · What the labels have to be

3D cuboid

Decided before the first frame

The stopping decision needs distance, which an image box does not contain. A cuboid gives range and footprint in the robot's frame, and range is what the safety envelope is computed from.

This is the decision that is expensive to reverse. The geometry has to match what the answer contains, and finding out it does not means labelling the set a second time.

// 04 · How we run it

Three parts of one loop, on this job.

LexAnnotate

Pixel-Perfect Data

Pixel-level semantic segmentation, LiDAR point cloud annotation, sensor fusion labeling, and temporal event tracking for complex perception tasks. Expert annotators, accountable for every label.

LexInsight

Spatial Intelligence

Build spatial understanding from flat labels. Map object relationships, track movement patterns, identify zero-day anomalies that standard training data misses.

LexAlert

Perception Alerts

Continuously validate perception performance in production. Detect when sensor drift or environmental changes degrade navigation. Route failures back for retraining before they cause incidents.

How the loop fits together →

// 05 · What breaks it after launch

Covariate shift

Rain, fog and dust

→Covariate shift →

For outdoor platforms, rain, glare and low sun degrade exactly the sensor the safety case depends on. The conditions that make detection hardest are also the ones that make stopping distances longest.

It is not the only one that can get this use case, it is the one that usually gets it first. All ten conditions.

// 06 · In robotics

Dynamic Spatial Navigation

Full write-up ↓Every case study →

The Challenge

Flat bounding boxes failed to provide spatial context for autonomous material handling in shifting environments.

Our Execution

Deployed pixel-level semantic segmentation and temporal event tracking for high-fidelity spatial datasets.

The Result

Enabled autonomous systems to adapt to changing environments safely. Reduced manual overrides.

95%+

Navigation reliability in changing environments

// 07 · Also in robotics

Sensor Fusion Labeling→Navigation Edge Cases→Manipulation & Grasping→Warehouse Spatial Mapping→Dynamic Environment Tracking→All forty-one→
Sensor Fusion LabelingNavigation Edge CasesManipulation & GraspingWarehouse Spatial MappingDynamic Environment TrackingAll forty-one →

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