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Enabling high-speed autonomous driving, with precision control, accounting for skid/drift/roll-over, on regular as well as on mountainous roads, is one of the key objectives for us in the journey towards Level-5 autonomous driving, both on- and off-roads. We are training our AI agents to execute just that ... This... trailer video is a glimpse of what's there to come out from Swaayatt Robots. Enabling 90+ KM/H #autonomousdriving on a mountainous road where humans have to slow down to 40 KM/H near turns for a safe navigation. Understanding the physics, vehicle dynamics, and much more are some of main challenges for the AI agents being trained for this task ... #autonomousvehicles #reinforcementlearning #deeplearningshow more

Sanjeev Sharma

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Sumit1 month ago

Thar killer machine - now automated

Shyam Nallabolu1 month ago

High speed autonomy sounds like a misguided value proposition. Why would you post a video where the demo car dangerously skids off the road? I’d feel safe if the car drove more carefully around corners.

Kartikey Pandey1 month ago

Incredible agility, why not collaborate with Mahindra to land in the market before wymo take on.

Fajar M Reza1 month ago

Autonomous driving needs simulation that captures rare rollover and mountain-road failure modes.

AbuBakrAlBihari1 month ago

looks like the training data was collected from Noida Gurgaon

Aman Sharma1 month ago

@anandmahindra @MahindraRise should invest in this.

TRN1 month ago

Amazing tech, 😉feels like regular thar driver

Yobuddy1 month ago

Would love to test and experience it 👍

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