iMAR's iTraceRT being used to steer Audi's "piloted driving concept" RS7 Sportback
In October 2014 the engineers of Audi AG and iMAR Navigation GmbH demonstrated automous driving at high speed on the wellknown Hockenheimring in Germany. Audi demonstrates its "piloted driving concept" during the DTM race at October 19th 2014 by driving fully autonomously with up to 240 km/h.
The motion detection and steering control is based on iMAR's iTraceRT-F400 INS/GNSS technology, aided by iMAR's iREF-L1L2 realtime RTK based correction system to achieve 2 cm Position accuracy. Additionally a video based signal processing is used to aid the autonomous vehicle guidance. Mercedes class E Klasse
Independent on Audi's piloted driving activities, iMAR has a fully equipped automated driving vehicle available at its facilities to evaluate the latest INS/GNSS/camera/radar/LIDAR based hardware and algorithms in dedicated environmental setups.
Further information:
Video of Audi AG about autonomous driving DTM racing car RS7 using iMAR's INS/GNSS navigation Equipment iTraceRT-F400 and iREF-L1L2 [in German language] (c) Audi AG / Netzwelt
Press Release Audi AG: RS7 ohne Fahrer auf dem Hockenheimring [in German language] (c) Audi AG
