CES 2024: Autonomous Racing Vehicles are Set to Redefine and Improve Transportation

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Grant Harrell
Jan 16, 2024
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Autonomous racing technology is advancing, so what real-world applications can this have?

Paul Mitchell, the President of Indy Autonomous Challenge, discussed his company’s mission at CES 2024 and highlighted the significance of this technology in improving highway safety and transportation.

Discussing the company’s IAC AV-24 model at CES 2024, he further talked about the potential uses that autonomous racing vehicles can offer research.

“This is an applied research platform for validating that the hardware and the software that’s going into commercial vehicles can actually handle speeds above 100, 150 miles an hour so that someday we can save lives on the highway and speed up transportation for everybody,” Mitchell said.

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