The government of Stuttgart, Germany, has given Mercedes-Benz the go-ahead to test its autonomous vehicles on public roads. Daimler said it would be testing a fleet of self-driving cars in Stuttgart and Munich this year. The aim of the autonomous test vehicle fleet—based on the Mercedes-Benz V class—is to test the latest sensor generations and the DAVOS (Daimler Autonomous Vehicle Operating System) system intensively in real traffic. In addition to new LiDAR sensors, the vehicles will include deep learning technologies and graphics processing units.
The government of Stuttgart, Germany, has given Mercedes-Benz the go-ahead to test its autonomous vehicles on public roads. Daimler said it would be testing a fleet of self-driving cars in Stuttgart and Munich this year. In addition to new LiDAR sensors, the vehicles will include deep learning technologies and graphics processing units.