Cortica Autonomous A.I. Enables Unsupervised Cars to Adapt and Learn Digital Trends

Most autonomous vehicle tech ventures such as Waymo, GM Cruise and Nvidia rack up miles of deep learning experience to build reliably safe systems for self-driving cars. Cortica and Renesas Electronics' entirely different approach focuses on helping cars learn on their own. Cortica, an Israeli company with roots in predictive artificial intelligence based on visual perception, is embedding its latest "Autonomous A.I." solution on the Renesas R-Car V3H system-on-chip (SoC) solution for self-driving cars. Referred to by the companies as "unsupervised learning," Cortica's autonomous A.I. enables a vehicle to make predictions based on visual data received from forward-facing cameras. According to Cortica, the system uses "'unsupervised learning' methodology to mimic the way humans experience and incorporate the world around them."