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At Cheetah Research Institute
What is Cheetah doing?
Cheetah is a group of specialists, whose expertise lies in combining technical knowledge in artificial intelligence, control, electronics, and software to develop different subsystems for various levels of autonomous vehicles (AVs).
What is Cheetah's product?
Using the intelligent device for predicting an accident with the opposing vehicle and the pre-accident warning system, road accidents can be prevented if the driver is drowsy or distracted. This device can be installed in either light or heavy vehicles, usually behind the windshield (on the dashboard). Moreover, using the camera it has, it dominates the front field of view of the car. It can also be embedded and connected to the car’s display panel.
What is Cheetah's product?
Using the intelligent device for predicting an accident with the opposing vehicle and the pre-accident warning system, road accidents can be prevented if the driver is drowsy or distracted. This device can be installed in either light or heavy vehicles, usually behind the windshield (on the dashboard). Moreover, using the camera it has, it dominates the front field of view of the car. It can also be embedded and connected to the car’s display panel.
Cheetah's founder & CEO
Ali Parsa received his Ph.D. degree from the Sharif University of Technology, Iran, in 2018. His Ph.D. research was on the theoretical and practical aspects of remote estimation and control of nonlinear systems over communication channels with applications in tele-operation of autonomous vehicles.
News & Articles
The effect of weather on autonomous vehicles (AVs)
Many people are interested in rainy and snowy weather, but this condition can be a driver’s nightmare. One of the most common challenges while driving
Toyota’s Woven City (Part 2)
In the previous article, we got familiar with some basic concepts of the Woven City, such as its establishment purpose, its location, and its residents.
“ROBO TALKS” Webinar
In the fifth session of the series of ROBO TALKS sessions, which was held on Wednesday, December 7, the field of self-driving cars was discussed