Abstract: The technology involves identifying suitable pickup and drop-off locations based on detected pedestrian walking paths. Mapped areas have specific physical configurations, which may suggest places to pick up or drop off a rider (or a delivery). A walking path heatmap can be generated based on obtained historical and/or real-time pedestrian-related information, which can be obtained by autonomous vehicles driving in areas of interest. Incorporating heatmap information into the evaluation, the system identifies locations for optimized pickup or drop-off in accordance with where pedestrians would likely go. One aspect involves classifying different objects, for instance identifying one or more objects as people who may be walking versus riding a bicycle. Once classified, information about the paths is used to obtain a the heatmap associated with the walking paths.

Abstract: The technology involves identifying suitable pickup and drop-off locations based on detected pedestrian walking paths. Mapped areas have specific physical configurations, which may suggest places to pick up or drop off a rider (or a delivery). A walking path heatmap can be generated based on obtained historical and/or real-time pedestrian-related information, which can be obtained by autonomous vehicles driving in areas of interest. Incorporating heatmap information into the evaluation, the system identifies locations for optimized pickup or drop-off in accordance with where pedestrians would likely go. One aspect involves classifying different objects, for instance identifying one or more objects as people who may be walking versus riding a bicycle. Once classified, information about the paths is used to obtain a the heatmap associated with the walking paths.

Abstract: The technology involves identifying suitable pickup and drop-off locations based on detected pedestrian walking paths. Mapped areas have specific physical configurations, which may suggest places to pick up or drop off a rider (or a delivery). However, relying solely on map-based information fails to account for how people actually walk or where a most convenient pickup/drop-off spot is located. A walking path heatmap can be generated based on obtained historical and/or real-time pedestrian-related information, which can be obtained by autonomous vehicles driving in areas of interest. Incorporating heatmap information into the evaluation, the system identifies locations for optimized pickup or drop-off in accordance with where pedestrians would likely go. One aspect involves classifying different objects, for instance identifying one or more objects as people who may be walking versus riding a bicycle.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose an apparatus and a method for implementing multiple content management service operations by sending a batch service request for a batch, wherein the batch comprises multiple content management service operations; and receiving a batch service response, wherein the batch service response indicates at least one of a state of the batch and a result from executing the batch.

Abstract: A controller and operation method for RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is provided. The controller includes a receiving module, a splitting module, a sorting module and a transceiver. And the operation method includes the following steps. First, at least one read/write command is received from a command source. Next, the read/write command is translated into a plurality of instructions. Sequentially, the instructions are sorted after the execution sequence of the instructions is analyzed. And then, the instructions are transmitted to a plurality of data storages correspondingly. Finally, an IRQ (Interrupt Request) signal is received from each of the data storages.

Abstract: A controller and operation method for RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is provided. The controller includes a receiving module, a splitting module, a sorting module and a transceiver. And the operation method includes the following steps. First, at least one read/write command is received from a command source. Next, the read/write command is translated into a plurality of instructions. Sequentially, the instructions are sorted after the execution sequence of the instructions is analyzed. And then, the instructions are transmitted to a plurality of data storages correspondingly. Finally, an IRQ (Interrupt Request) signal is received from each of the data storages.