Overland AI

“So we're working with the combat engineers to provide them with tools, basically autonomous vehicles, which allow them to execute portions of that operation without putting a human in harm's way.”

“LiDAR, Projects projects into the environment. And so you can see it you know, very easily if you have the right sort of sensors.”

“We can use either LiDAR or camera alone. So you can use either one. Using both together allows you to get a more accurate picture of the terrain around, around the vehicle.”

“We've actually gone up to about 35 miles an hour on a pretty wide variety of terrain. So this includes off-road terrain. So pure cross country where there's, you know, no roads at all, but we also go through double track and dirt roads.”

“The major challenge there is not, you know, how do you actually traverse terrain? I mean, you're driving on roads which are engineered to be a very easy to drive on. The challenge is dealing with all of the different agents that are in the environment. So thin…”

“And we're also starting to wade into hardware. So over the last several years, we've learned quite a bit about how to build and maintain Vehicles, which can move very fast through very difficult terrain. And so we're bringing some of that production in house a…”

“We've just announced Overwatch, which allows for command and control of multiple assets. So we're going to start to be showing that a lot more being able to coordinate multiple robots multiple autonomous robots in a variety of difficult terrain.”