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Cognitive Pilot

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Autonomous control systems for self-driving vehicles

Overview

Cognitive Pilot provides autonomous control systems for self-driving vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). The company claims that its system's centralized architecture can manage all aspects of an autonomous vehicle control including external sensors, data collection & processing units, and internal control systems. The company claims to use a new technology called field-programmed gate arrays (FPGAs) which combine with object-detection algorithms to process the data gathered from multiple sensors. Its navigator module determines the optimal vehicle path and helps prevent deviation from the selected route for the self-driving vehicles.

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Founded
2015
Headquarters
Moscow, Russia

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About Cognitive Pilot

What does Cognitive Pilot do?

Cognitive Pilot provides autonomous control systems for self-driving vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

Where is Cognitive Pilot headquartered?

Cognitive Pilot is headquartered in Moscow, Russia.

When was Cognitive Pilot founded?

Cognitive Pilot was founded in 2015.

Which sector is Cognitive Pilot in?

Cognitive Pilot operates in High Technology.

Who are Cognitive Pilot's competitors?

Companies similar to Cognitive Pilot include InSystem, Airspector, and Mullenom Systems.