Acer Introduced Its Self-driving Concept Car At Taiwan Automotive Technology Innovation Summit 2018
In collaboration with Taiwan’s Yulon Group, and its subsidiaries car brand Luxgen and automotive electronics provider HAITEC, the companies showcase their vision of AI and autonomous driving technology
Acer today unveiled its self-driving concept car at the Taiwan
Automotive Technology Innovation Summit 2018, in collaboration with Yulon
Group, one of Taiwan
The level 4-ready self-driving concept car is based on the Luxgen S3
electric vehicle platform, with Acer’s autonomous driving system encompassing
sensing, decision-making and control. Acer’s self-driving system leverages AI
and sensor fusion algorithms fed with data from real-time kinematic (RTK)
positioning, cameras, Lidars, MMW radars, IMU (inertial measurement unit) and
ultrasonic sensors. It also uses deep learning technology to conduct object
recognition, and then implements dynamic vehicle control to realize autonomous
driving.
Acer’s self-driving system makes dynamic vehicle control decisions
through AI models based on key data including image recognition, 3D Lidar
obstacle detection, high-precision maps and real-time positioning to help the
car steer, brake, cruise, maneuver, or park. It also has a cloud management
system for car sharing services so that a control center can dispatch vehicles
when users make transportation requests through their mobile device. The cloud
management system can manage scheduling, monitoring, notification, and
reporting, and allows safety monitoring and human intervention.
In the future, Acer’s self-driving system can enable multiple levels
of autonomous driving, with plans to open the platform to partners and
developers to collaborate on next-generation self-driving services.
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