The Inside Track: Our AI Future
From Physics 101 to the IAC with Andrew Saba Pt. 1
February 20, 2024 · 25 min
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A grad student explains how an undergrad team built a car that races itself at 150 mph.
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In this episode
- How a student team grew from basic code to full autonomous racing
- What it takes to lead undergraduates in a high-stakes engineering project
- The real path from classroom physics to a 150 mph self-driving race car
- Why the Indy Autonomous Challenge is a proving ground for student engineers
About this episode
This time, on the inside track, Andy Saba joins us to discuss his role in leading a mostly undergraduate student team for the IAC. Andy Saba is a master’s student of engineering at the Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute and has firmly rooted himself in the world of autonomous race cars. Ryan and Paul get the inside scoop into how Andy and his team went from a few lines of code to racing an autonomous car at 150+ miles per hour.This is a two-part series.
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About The Inside Track: Our AI Future
The Inside Track is a weekly podcast where your host, Ryan Myrehn, and his guests explore the limitless possibilities of AI and emerging tech and its evolving role in sports, media, and entertainment.
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