Our research is focused on developing Level-5 autonomous driving technology, that works (i) traffic with highly stochastic dynamics, (ii) adversarial traffic, (iii) in unstructured environmental conditions, and (iv) without high-definition or hihg-fidelity maps.
We are currently testing our on Indian roads and in Indian traffic conditions, as India is the toughest test ground for autonomous driving in the world.
Sanjeev initiated his research in autonomous navigation in unknown environments in January 2009, when he was an undergrad student at IIT Roorkee.
Since 2014, his research has spanned across several areas theoretical computer science and applied mathematics, focusing on applications in autonomous driving, including deep learning, computer vision, SLAM and visual odometry.
His research at Swaayatt Robots, to enable autonomous driving in environments as difficulst as in India, has been covered by both the national and international media, on several occassions.
All aboard! Swaayatt Robots in Bhopal are test-driving an autonomous car #MakeInIndia @factordaily reportshttps://t.co/WZlg74Ac4P
— Make in India (@makeinindia) March 29, 2017
October, 2018
Bhopal-based @swaayatt is set to make affordable connected cars a reality in India. #Tech30 #tsparkshttps://t.co/lQuLUf770S pic.twitter.com/OJ92Mb9nJZ
— YourStory (@YourStoryCo) November 15, 2018
“I don’t think you can use technology existing elsewhere. For self driving to work in India, you will have to build a unique technology,” @sanjeevs_iitr of @swaayatt tells @lennyspeaks https://t.co/PogFtnH5ot pic.twitter.com/iLdBFyJYO2
— Open Magazine (@Openthemag) February 22, 2018
