Embotech and BMW move 1M vehicles with automated driving technology
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THE AI ANGLE
Managing perception, prediction, and trajectory planning from factory infrastructureEmbotech and BMW moved one million finished vehicles across four European factories using automated driving systems. Factory-mounted lidar and offboard servers guide the cars through drive-by-wire controls without adding vehicle sensors. This demonstrates that plant infrastructure can direct finished vehicle logistics at production scale.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Operations teams must weigh the trade-offs of installing sensors throughout plant infrastructure rather than on individual vehicles.Read the original at therobotreport.com Generate teaching or study materials
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