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Pokémon GO player data reportedly used to train U.S. military drone navigation systems

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rawmeatcowboy

24d ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

Pokémon GO's massive database of over 30 billion real-world environmental scans, collected through player gameplay, is reportedly being used to train a camera-based navigation model for U.S. military drones and robots. The data, gathered by players exploring real-world locations, is being utilized by defense contractor Vantor to improve autonomous navigation systems for military applications.

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bskyPokémon GO player data reportedly used to train U.S. military drone navigation systemsgonintendo.com

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Pokémon GO reportedly has access to over 30 billion environmental scans through player data
Pokémon GO real-world data is being used to train a camera-based navigation model employed by U.S. defense contractor Vantor for use in drones and other military robots
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