👉 Hunting computing, also known as active or adaptive sensing, is a strategy used in robotics and autonomous systems to efficiently locate and track targets in dynamic environments. It involves the robot actively scanning its surroundings, using sensors like cameras, lidars, and radars, to gather data about potential targets. The robot then processes this data using advanced algorithms to identify patterns, predict target movements, and determine the most effective path or actions to pursue the target. This approach is particularly useful in scenarios where static sensing methods may be insufficient due to cluttered or rapidly changing environments, allowing the robot to adapt its search strategy in real-time for optimal performance.
