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Last month, we were part of the first AutoSens Detroit event at the M1 Concourse. AutoSens is, in a nutshell, a gathering of the world?s finest engineers, researchers, and other authority figures in the arenas of vehicle perception technology and autonomous driving. It is a place where those working on the technology can converge to network, communicate, and ultimately address the real challenges at hand. The organizers believe in order for our cars to be successfully connected, those working in the space must successfully connect.
Walking the grounds of the M1 Concourse proved very informative and enlightening, from the various companies on hand displaying their latest vehicle perception technology, to the autonomous vehicle demonstrations happening on the facility’s track. It didn’t take long to realize the organizers of AutoSens invited some heavy hitters, many of which are smaller companies disrupting the space with their novel approaches to automated technology. Here are three companies we met changing the way we think about autonomous vehicles.
Imatest
Colorado-based Imatest provides unbiased image quality testing for a number of industries, including mobile electronics, security, medical imaging, and automotive. The company supplies in-depth software, test charts, and consulting relative to a client’s imaging needs, be it a camera phone or satellite. Some companies create their own in-house ca...