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Rivian has announced its Autonomy Sensor Suite for the upcoming R2 platform: • 11 cameras (65 MP total) • 5 radar sensors • 1 LiDAR sensor • No ultrasonic sensors “Cameras are the main workhorse of our sensor suite, generating the bulk of the data fed to the models—but... show more

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