1 + 4) If the bbox fit is accurate, we are below 1.5 inch MAE today. Improving bbox fit accuracy is where most of our effort goes. We're confident this gets to <1 inch at full coverage. The tail is bounded by data and model scale, both of which we're actively closing.
2) Not necessarily. Models like MapAnything/MoGe predict calibration params directly and GeoCalib is good for distortion coefficients. We still calibrate manually on-site, but mainly to validate these models actually hold up in real warehouses and collect our own calibration training data. We are confident the future is calibration-free.
3) carriers lose money every day because shippers understate dimensions and LTL is priced by volume. Every understated shipment is lost revenue. Thats the wedge we sre going after.
2) Not necessarily. Models like MapAnything/MoGe predict calibration params directly and GeoCalib is good for distortion coefficients. We still calibrate manually on-site, but mainly to validate these models actually hold up in real warehouses and collect our own calibration training data. We are confident the future is calibration-free.
3) carriers lose money every day because shippers understate dimensions and LTL is priced by volume. Every understated shipment is lost revenue. Thats the wedge we sre going after.