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Cognata booth video at TU Automotive Detroit

June 8, 2017

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Embedded Computing Design publisher Patrick Hopper talks to Cognata CEO Danny Atsmon at TU Automotive. Danny discusses deep learning based autonomous driving simulation. With DriveLab simulator, autonomous vehicle manufacturers are able to test drive their AI and sensors on a fully simulated platform. #TUDetroit

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