China self-driving startup seeks to cut vehicle costs with road sensors – Nikkei Asia
Arrow
Artboard
Created with Sketch.
Artboard
Created with Sketch.
Title Chevron
Title Chevron
Icon Facebook
Icon Linkedin
Icon Mail Contact
Path Layer
Icon Mail
Positive Arrow
Icon Print
Allride.ai hopes to overcome barriers to widespread use of Level 4 automation
Allride.ai’s cars have a notable lack of equipment on their exterior because much of the technology needed to guide them is on roads instead. (Photo by Noriyuki Doi)
NORIYUKI DOI and YUSUKE HINATA, Nikkei staff writersApril 17, 2023 12:01 JST | China
SHANGHAI/GUANGZHOU — One of China’s most closely watched startups in the field of self-driving technology aims to cut the cost of autonomous vehicles by moving sensors out of the car and into the environment.
Allride.ai has developed a system that collects this data from points along the road and analyzes it using cloud-based artificial intelligence to control the car.
Latest On China tech
Sponsored Content
About Sponsored Content This content was commissioned by Nikkei’s Global Business Bureau.
Take your reading anywhere with offline reading functions
Never miss a story with breaking news alerts
Customize your reading experience
Nikkei Asian Review, now known as Nikkei Asia, will be the voice of the Asian Century.