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Research Highlight
KAIST Racing Team finished as a semi-finalist in CES 2022 Autonomous Racing
Researchers at KI Robotics entered CES 2022 Autonomous Racing using their Indy AV-21 autonomous vehicle and competed with the world’s top researchers. Our team developed a cutting-edge autonomous racing software stack from scratch and successfully finished the race as a semi-finalist, only to lose to the top European teams....read more
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Research Highlight Top Story
High-speed autonomous driving is a game changer for future long distance travel.
Researchers at KI Robotics developed in-house autonomous driving solutions to participate in the world’s first high-speed autonomous racing competition at the prestigious Indianapolis Motor Speedway on October 23. ...read more
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Research Highlight
Radar-based Navigation for All-weather Autonomous Driving
Radar is a widely adopted sensor for automotive and military purposes; however, few studies have focused on using radar as the dominant navigational sensor. Unlike Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) and cameras, radar is less sensitive to light condition and even robust under heavy rain or dust....read more
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