Toyota and MIT working toward making Autonomous Cars more human-like
Toyota and MIT working toward making Autonomous Cars more human-like
CAMBRIDGE (Web Desk) - Can a self-driving vehicle ever really be as aware of its surroundings as a human being? It would mean for computers to actually learn from past experiences and recognize patterns in order to navigate new and/or unpredictable situations.
These are the types of questions that Toyota, together with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are trying to answer. The two have now released a new open dataset called DriveSeg.
DriveSeg is meant to demonstrate how autonomous driving systems could perceive the driving environment as a continuous flow of visual information.
“In sharing this dataset, we hope to encourage researchers, the industry, and other innovators to develop new insight and direction into temporal AI modeling that enables the next generation of assisted driving and automotive safety technologies,” said principal researcher, Bryan Reimer. “Our long�
