Statistics show that Waabi’s virtual simulation of robotrucks now matches real-world performance with 99% accuracy. The Canadian startup uses a digital twin loaded with real sensor data to demonstrate the safety of its driverless big rigs. This approach, they claim, is more effective than accumulating miles on actual roads, a method used by many competitors. Waabi’s innovative technique could revolutionize how safety is proven in the autonomous vehicle industry.
Colby Adcock
@adcock_colby
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Mar 11 We taught our robot to trail drive and it nails it zero-shot
Its week 1 at our new test facility in the Santa Cruz mountains. Our vehicle has never seen this trail before, in fact it has been trained on very little trail driving data to date. Watch it navigate this terrain
Greggertruck
@greggertruck
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Feb 18 Paging Matt Farah!!
@TheSmokingTire
Where you at bra? “They’ll never make it” “it can’t pass the crash safety tests”
Well… Cybertruck is here. About 50k sold. 5 star crash test results.
Literally the safest truck tested. Ever.
Transport Topics
@TransportTopics
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23h The company uses a digital twin of its real-world robotruck and measures how the twin’s performance compares with that of real trucks on real roads.
Mario Nawfal
@MarioNawfal
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Feb 19 CYBERTRUCK CRUSHES SAFETY TESTS
Tesla’s Cybertruck scores perfect 5-star safety rating from NHTSA, with zero recalls, investigations, or complaints.
Testing shows lowest injury risk and rollover probability of any pickup ever tested.
Looks like that unique design is
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