This union allows for precise simulations in unpaved, challenging terrains and opens new possibilities in sectors such as agriculture, construction, and logistics.īy integrating CARLA with AVL's advanced vehicle dynamics software and open co-simulation platform, Model.CONNECT, AVL has taken CARLA's sophisticated simulation system to a new level. The AVL team has enhanced CARLA's capabilities by synergizing it with AVL's advanced vehicle dynamics software, AVL VSM. We are immensely proud to see our vision come to fruition and delighted to see CARLA continuing to play an instrumental role in the research and development process.īuilding on the success of CARLA, we are excited to announce a ground-breaking contribution to the off-road applications of autonomous vehicles, made possible by the great work of AVL. Today, it is utilized by virtually every university engaged in autonomous driving research, and almost all major corporations with a research and development unit. Since its release, CARLA has been incredibly well-received by the community. Launched in 2017 with Intel as the key sponsor, CARLA was created to inspire community collaboration, encouraging academics and smaller companies to participate in the expedition of autonomous driving technologies. This open philosophy is rooted in our belief that an accessible platform facilitates adaptation, inviting diverse use cases and scenarios.
We wanted everyone to have access to not only the engine's source code but also the source code of our platform. The inception of CARLA was largely driven by the idea of complete transparency and community access. This initiative, comprising Intel, the Computer Vision Center, the Embodied AI Foundation, and the open-source community, has one goal in mind: to advance the possibilities of autonomous vehicles. True to this legacy, we were part of the collaborative team behind CARLA – an open-source simulator specifically designed to develop and enhance autonomous driving systems.
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