Using AI to respond more quickly to traffic hazards

Researchers at Technical University Munich and BMW created an AI system that combines data from vehicle sensors and roadside infrastructure. The system builds a digital twin of traffic every 100 milliseconds to predict where road users will move. This offers engineers and planners a reliable method to monitor blind intersections and dynamic construction zones.

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