Lero, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Software, has partnered with Arm to enhance road safety in automated vehicles. This collaboration, valued at €566,000, focuses on developing advanced car camera systems and AI technologies to improve how vehicles perceive their surroundings. The project, named ARMADAS1, aims to create more responsive vehicles that can potentially reduce road accidents.
The research is led by Dr. Patrick Denny from Lero, who emphasizes the need for smarter imaging systems optimized for AI processing. Arm's VP of technology strategy, Andy Rose, highlights the unprecedented transformation in the automotive market, driven by increasing demand for AI technologies. This partnership could lead to significant advancements in next-generation automotive vision systems.
• Lero and Arm's project aims to reduce road accidents using AI.
• The collaboration focuses on enhancing car camera systems for automated vehicles.
The project aims to improve their safety and responsiveness through advanced AI technologies.
This project seeks to optimize camera systems for AI processing to enhance vehicle perception.
The research focuses on developing smarter imaging systems for automated vehicles.
Lero collaborates with Arm to enhance road safety through advanced AI technologies.
Arm's expertise is crucial for developing next-generation automotive vision systems.
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