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Yildirim, I., Siegel, M. & Tenenbaum, J. B. Perceiving Fully Occluded Objects with Physical Simulation.

I. Yildirim, Siegel, M., and Tenenbaum, J. B., "Perceiving Fully Occluded Objects with Physical Simulation", in Cognitive Science Conference (CogSci), Pasadena, CA, 2015.

This design aims to allow the mobile robot to keep track of a dynamic moving target in the camera's field-of-view; even though the target is temporarily fully occluded.

Agricultural environments impose high demands on robotic grippers since the objects to be grasped (e.g., fruit) suffer from inherent uncertainties in size, shape, weight, and texture, are typically highly sensitive to excessive force, and tend to be partly or fully occluded.

The target is almost fully occluded in frame #165.

The XR revolution must provide both MR and fully occluded VR experiences.

In six hundred million years, it will be distant enough that it will no longer fully occlude the sun.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01213.014 Analysis of the model revealed that in the absence of CO2 the lowest frequency mode (mode 1) represented an opening/closing motion that was able to fully occlude the hemichannel central pore (Video 1).

In clinically relevant large animal studies, the team has demonstrated that the drug-device combination works very efficiently, showing that it dissolves clots that fully occlude brain blood vessels that are the same size as they would be in humans.

The first permanent molar in the dentary, M1, is fully erupted, occluding in normal position with M1.

Although it may be more efficient for catalysis to keep the four active sites always in the open state, the (weak) intersubunit interactions and thermal fluctuations bring two subunits close enough to hinder ligand binding, as shown in Fig. 8. Fig. 7 B shows partially open (i.e., partially occluded) and fully open fractions computed from four BD runs.