Autonomous driving is smarter, and redundant sensing is not “redundant”

Achieving safe and reliable autonomous driving cannot rely solely on redundant sensors, but also requires precise and scientific planning in systems and algorithms.

In Gu Rongxiang's view, truly solving the problem of autonomous driving requires the following four points: first, comprehensive, real and reliable perception, which includes the perception of the vehicle itself, the perception of road conditions, and the perception of the surrounding environment; second, millisecond-level information transmission across the entire domain; third, intelligent computing similar to that of the human brain; and fourth, millisecond-level accuracy and decisive execution control.