Toyota first customer for Nvidia's new AV simulation platform

A rendering from Nvidia's Constellation simulation platform shows the realistic way in which the company can model traffic conditions for the testing of virtual automated vehicles. (Image courtesy Nvidia) — A rendering from Nvidia's Constellation simulation platform shows the realistic way in which the company can model traffic conditions for the testing of virtual automated vehicles. (NVIDIA)

March 19, 2019 12:53 AM

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- In the first decade of the self-driving vehicle industry, companies have accumulated roughly 15 million miles driven in autonomous mode on public roads.

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