NIST Colloquium Series talk on Autonomous Vehicle Challenges
🎤 **Insights from NIST Colloquium Series: Autonomous Vehicles: The World’s Most Complicated Technical Problem** 🎤
Last week, our CEO Paul Perrone had the privilege of speaking at the prestigious NIST Colloquium Series. In his talk, Paul delved into the complexities and advancements in the field of autonomous vehicles, sharing insights from our journey at Perrone Robotics.
đźš—đź’ˇ The discussion centered on why developing autonomous vehicles is one of the most intricate challenges in today's tech landscape, surpassing even the complexities of brain surgery and rocket science. Paul explored the key obstacles in this field and proposed pathways to overcome these hurdles, paving the way for the future of transportation.
đź”— You can catch the full session and explore the depths of autonomous vehicle technology here: NIST Colloquium Series - Paul Perrone
We're proud to contribute to the evolving conversation around autonomous vehicles and grateful for the opportunity to share our experiences and insights at such a renowned forum.
Title: “Autonomous Vehicles: The World’s Most Complicated Technical Problem”.
Abstract: Autonomous vehicles (AVs) stand at the forefront of modern technical challenges, presenting complexities that surpass those found in traditional realms of science and engineering. This talk delves into the intricate web of technical, cognitive, and environmental challenges that has been making autonomous vehicle development and widespread deployment a formidable task. The presentation will dissect a few of the key problems hindering AV advancement. By evaluating the current state of technology and the hurdles it faces, the talk will propose a mitigation path forward. The talk then aims to chart a projected evolutionary trajectory for autonomous vehicles.
