Watch all the presentations our experts have given on numerous aspects of the development of the EDAG CityBot AI prototype, and find out more about the solutions and technologies in our white papers.
Michael Jahn, Johannes Barckmann
“Alive” EDAG CityBot AI prototype
Nathalie Klingler
“Identified: Match!” Object recognition through AI and neural networks
Sebastian Weimer
“The smart brain” Vehicle control unit and zone controller
Julius von Falkenhausen
“Site selection” Self-localisation through data fusion
Dirk Ruppert
“Path finder” Calculation of trajectory planning in real time
Felix Mergner
“Agile in the tightest of spaces” 360° Chassis with In-Wheel Motors
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