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by olivercameron 8y ago
To start, I wanted to share more about the Velodyne VLS-128 LIDAR. As far as I'm aware, this is the first 128-channel LIDAR on the market, and it really is nuts. • 9.6M points per second • ~300 meters of range • 360° coverage Long-rang
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by olivercameron 8y ago
We pride ourselves at Voyage on being open about our technology and process. This post reads a little like a press release, but I'd love to answer any candid questions about Voyage or the autonomous vehicle field. I'll be here all
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Introducing the Voyage G2 Autonomous Vehicle(news.voyage.auto)
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Enterprise Picks Up a Partner in First Driverless Car Foray(bloomberg.com)
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Introducing the Voyage G2 Autonomous Vehicle(news.voyage.auto)
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Voyage open-sources autonomous driving safety practices(techcrunch.com)
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This startup’s CEO wants to open-source self-driving car safety testing(arstechnica.com)
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Open-Sourcing Our Approach to Autonomous Safety(news.voyage.auto)
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Open-Sourcing Our Approach to Autonomous Safety(news.voyage.auto)
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Same driver, different vehicle: Bringing Waymo self-driving technology to trucks(medium.com)
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by olivercameron 9y ago
We take our responsibility with any passenger _very_ seriously. We strive to be world-class in how we operate 100% of the time, and we learn everyday from the best customers we could find as to how we should handle situations like these. No
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by olivercameron 9y ago
1) It's not an immediate priority for us, and not really a strength. We are partnering with an amazing company for our second generation vehicle that will go a long way towards this, though. In general, we are excited to see LIDAR sens
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by olivercameron 9y ago
We’re ready! You can do those sorts of rides today (totally driverless) entirely legally in Florida and Arizona.
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by olivercameron 9y ago
We design our algorithms to not be necessarily reliant on more data for better performance. We recognize that fleet size and large-scale data collection just isn't going to be a key strength for Voyage, so we design our algorithms acco
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by olivercameron 9y ago
Thank you Dhruv!
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by olivercameron 9y ago
Hi marcell, great questions. 1) Yes, at least today. We call them Operations Specialists, and they're highly trained in operating autonomous vehicles and customer service. 2) This is a tough one, since it's not apples-to-apples. T
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by olivercameron 9y ago
A typical ride is 95% autonomous. A long way to go for sure, but having been at this just less than a year, we're feeling good!
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by olivercameron 9y ago
It depends on how fine-grained we're talking. If you rely on your map for absolute perception (every object must exist in your map in its current real-world state), then yes, you're in trouble. If you rely on the map as a basic pr
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by olivercameron 9y ago
Thank you! We think so too.
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by olivercameron 9y ago
Correct! We think people would be surprised at how big some of these private communities are, and how many places look like them other than retirement communities.
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by olivercameron 9y ago
We still have Test Drivers behind the wheel as a last resort, but we regularly give passenger rides with zero or low disengagements. As a real-world example: we have a couple who uses our self-driving taxi service multiple times a day every
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by olivercameron 9y ago
We are an optimistic bunch, and it will be a slow rollout (constrained by vehicle build-outs), but we also have experience launching such self-driving taxi services. We have a service that's live today in San Jose that serves tons of (
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by olivercameron 9y ago
Human behind the wheel today. A key reason we choose private communities is that we see it as a way to remove that Test Driver much faster, though.
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by olivercameron 9y ago
Hello everyone! Oliver, the CEO of Voyage and YC alum (2011) here. I got started in the self-driving car world as a member of the team that built Udacity's self-driving car curriculum, and also an open source self-driving car. This ind
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Autonomous transportation launching to 125k residents in Florida(news.voyage.auto)
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Self-driving cars may help seniors who face driving challenges(sfchronicle.com)
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Where Driverless Cars Brake for Golf Carts(nytimes.com)
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An On-Device Deep Neural Network for Face Detection(machinelearning.apple.com)
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Voyage’s first self-driving car deployment(news.voyage.auto)
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Udacity spin-out Voyage is testing self-driving cars in retirement communities(techcrunch.com)
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