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$9K - $12K
6-10 weeks
Engineering
$8,000
Cloud Hosting
$240
SaaS Stack
$300
Domain & Legal
$100

6mo ROI

2-4x

3yr ROI

10-20x

Lightweight AI tools can reach profitability quickly. At $500/mo average contract, 20 customers = $10K MRR by 6mo, 200+ by 3yr.

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Cyril Shih-Huan Hsu

Informatics Institute, University of Amsterdam

X

Xi Li

NEC Laboratories Europe

L

Lanfranco Zanzi

NEC Laboratories Europe

Z

Zhiheng Yang

Informatics Institute, University of Amsterdam

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Founder's Pitch

"MapViT enables real-time predictions of radio quality maps for autonomous mobile robots in dynamic environments."

Radio Quality ModelingScore: 8View PDF ↗

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Why It Matters

Real-time radio quality maps are crucial for robotic systems to maintain efficient and reliable operations in dynamic environments, improving navigation and communication by adapting to rapidly changing radio conditions.

Product Angle

Package MapViT as a software component integrated into robotic operating systems that provides continuous updates on radio quality alongside environmental mapping, enhancing robots' decision-making and autonomy.

Disruption

MapViT can replace traditional and sensor-heavy radio quality mapping systems that are not suitable for dynamic or unknown environments, offering a more adaptable and cost-effective solution.

Product Opportunity

The product targets industries relying on automated warehouses and robotic operations, such as logistics and manufacturing, where radio quality can impact efficiency. Customers include warehouse operators and robotics firms.

Use Case Idea

A commercial application could be a robotic fleet management system for warehouses that optimizes radio connectivity in real-time to improve autonomous navigation and task allocation.

Science

MapViT is a two-stage framework employing Vision Transformers (ViTs) to predict environmental changes and radio signal quality. It uses self-supervised learning on depth maps to comprehend the 3D structure and supervised fine-tuning to map these to radio quality predictions, improving efficiency and accuracy even with limited labeled data.

Method & Eval

The framework was tested by substituting ViTs with ML models like CNNs and MLPs to compare predictive accuracy, efficiency, and generalization. It demonstrated a balance between accuracy and computational efficiency, key for mobile platforms.

Caveats

Potential challenges include the initial integration complexity with existing robotic systems and the need for high-quality sensors for accurate environmental data capture.

Author Intelligence

Cyril Shih-Huan Hsu

Informatics Institute, University of Amsterdam
s.h.hsu@uva.nl

Xi Li

NEC Laboratories Europe
Xi.Li@neclab.eu

Lanfranco Zanzi

NEC Laboratories Europe
Lanfranco.Zanzi@neclab.eu

Zhiheng Yang

Informatics Institute, University of Amsterdam
z.yang@uva.nl

Chrysa Papagianni

Informatics Institute, University of Amsterdam
c.papagianni@uva.nl

Xavier Costa-Pérez

i2CAT Foundation, NEC Laboratories Europe, Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies (ICREA)
xavier.costa@neclab.eu