Volkswagen partners with Porsche, Voxel51, Microsoft and Nvidia on AI data platform for autonomous vehicles
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Volkswagen announced a shared AI data platform at Nvidia GTC Berlin to accelerate autonomous vehicle development through simulation and training. Partnering with Porsche, Voxel51, Microsoft and Nvidia, the initiative aims to reduce physical test drives by up to 90 percent and shorten AI regression testing cycles by up to 85 percent using a "data flywheel" approach.
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Reported quantity · average drivers equivalent daily data generation: 11000 other · Basis not reported
“mous vehicle “data flywheel”, connecting information collected from vehicles on public roads with simulation, model training and software validation. Volkswagen says its connected fleet generates driving data equivalent to approximately 11,000 average drivers each day. Voxel51 provides the data management platform, using its FiftyOne technology to organize driving recordings, identify relevant scenarios and prepare d”
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“uild every layer of the stack yourself.” Reducing dependence on physical testing One of the first applications involves reconstructing real-world driving situations in virtual environments, allowing engineers to test software updates against repeatable scenarios. Voxel51 says its system performs approximately 80 checks on recorded driving data, covering sensor integrity, calibration, timing and other factors that cou”
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Volkswagen announced a shared AI data platform at Nvidia GTC Berlin to accelerate autonomous vehicle development through simulation and training. Partnering with Porsche, Voxel51, Microsoft and Nvidia, the initiative aims to reduce physical test drives by up to 90 percent and shorten AI regression testing cycles by up to 85 percent using a "data flywheel" approach.
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