This is what started it all. Bolt and the University of Tartu joined forces to start working on self-driving and, as a result, ADL was formed. The objective was to conduct applied research on autonomous cars: to evaluate the current state-of-the-art in autonomous driving technologies in a Level 2.5 vehicle and do research on technical alternatives that would eventually pave the way for Level 4 autonomous driving. It was decided that all research would follow a hands-on (i.e., experimental) approach, as much as possible.
Applied Research on Development of Autonomous Driving Lab for Level 4 Autonomy
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Cooperation with the cybersecurity company CybExer Technologies
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Research and Development of Self-Driving Vehicle Technology Field
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Vision-based off-road navigation with geographical hints
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Dorpat Autonomous Driving Benchmark
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Applied research on system of sensors and software algorithms for safety and driver assistance on remotely operated ground vehicles for off-road applications
