All tagged autonomous driving
In this episode of the AI in Automotive Podcast, Bibhrajit Halder, Founder & CEO of SafeAI joins me to share how the idea of autonomy originated, how it evolved from 1.0 to 2.0, and how it might evolve in the future to 3.0 and 4.0. We also talk about the application of autonomous driving in the mining and construction industries, and how SafeAI is using AI to seriously disrupt the mining industry.
In this episode of the AI in Automotive Podcast, Jorit Schmelzle, co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Peregrine Technologies joins us for a wide-ranging discussion covering topics from sensor fusion, to understanding the automotive perception stack, and how ordinary smartphones can deliver interesting use-cases for the vision and perception stack.
Paul Drysch, CEO of PreAct Technologies joins us on the AI in Automotive Podcast to give us a crash course on LiDARs, their types and flavours. We also talk about what the sensor suite in future cars might look like, and where PreAct’s low-cost, short-range LiDAR fits in.
Marc Bolitho, CEO of Recogni, joins us on the AI in Automotive Podcast to talk about the fundamentals and design process of EE architectures, the limitations of current processors, and how Recogni’s product promises to meet the computational demands of a modern car without breaking a sweat.
Leaf Jiang, CEO of NODAR, joins us on the AI in Automotive Podcast to explain how NODAR’s technology can use a pair of cameras to deliver accurate point clouds with high resolution and precise depth perception, making vision-only self-driving a reality.
Anshuman Saxena, Head of AD/ADAS at Qualcomm Technologies joins the AI in Automotive Podcast to share his views on the digital architecture of the modern software-defined vehicle, and how the Snapdragon Ride Platform can help automakers accelerate their AD/ADAS development.
Wejo’s Sarah Larner shares her perspective on V2V, V2X and all things connected car. Sarah helps us make sense of these topics, and shares with us how Wejo’s vast dataset of 20 trillion data points forms the foundation of the automobile’s future.
Andres Milioto, Senior Vision Engineer at Scythe Robotics gives us a deeper understanding of the similarities, and most importantly, the differences between Scythe Robotics’ application of autonomous technologies and more conventional autonomous applications.
Sarah Tatsis, SVP of IVY Platform Development at BlackBerry unpacks the automotive software stack for us - from the foundational operating system software, to middleware, and finally applications that help your car do amazing things.
Koosha Kaveh, CEO of Imperium Drive joins us on this episode of the AI in Automotive Podcast. Koosha shares his view of the evolution of AD, and progress on the autonomy journey. He also introduces us to Fetchcar, their super interesting driverless, human-in-the-loop car rental service.
Why are Autonomous Vehicles a big deal? How far are they from reality, and what is the most likely path they will take to market? What sort of social, economic and cultural impact might they bring with them?
We explore these themes in our conversation with Dr Reinhard Stolle, VP Engineering at AID.
Traditional automotive brands, large automotive suppliers, hundreds of autonomous driving startups powered by billions of dollars of venture capital; all of them are locked in a fascinating race to make safe and reliable autonomous driving a reality. But how exactly does an AV come to life? What goes on behind the scenes to make a car intelligent enough to be able to drive itself? We find out with Dr Florian Baumann.
