Baidu Apollo Releases Massive Self-driving Dataset; Teams Up With Berkeley DeepDrive

Baidu Apollo Releases Massive Self-driving Dataset; Teams Up With Berkeley DeepDrive

  • March 19, 2018
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Baidu Apollo Releases Massive Self-driving Dataset; Teams Up With Berkeley DeepDrive

ApolloScape was released under Baidu’s autonomous driving platform Apollo, which Baidu hopes will become “the Android of the auto industry.” Apollo gives developers access to a complete set of service solutions and open-source codes and can enable for example a software engineer to convert a Lincoln MKZ into a self-driving vehicle in about 48 hours. ApolloScape’s open sourced data now provides developers a base for building self-driving vehicles.

Source: medium.com

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