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14 September 2023 | Research

LINGO-1: Exploring Natural Language for Autonomous Driving

At Wayve, we are using natural language to enhance the learning and explainability of our foundation driving models. Learn about LINGO, an open-loop driving commentator that combines vision, language and action to enhance how we interpret, explain and train our foundation driving models.
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Wayve Lingo, open-loop driving commentator

17 June 2023 | Research

Introducing GAIA-1: A Cutting-Edge Generative AI Model for Autonomy

GAIA-1 is a new generative AI research model that creates realistic driving videos and offers fine-grained control over ego-vehicle behaviour and driving scene features by leveraging video, text and action inputs. Ideal for research, simulation, and training purposes, it provides endless possibilities for innovation in autonomy.
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Wayve's Jaguar I-Pace driving through the streets of London

10 January 2023 | Research

Evaluating driving performance in diverse simulated worlds

Wayve's latest research on how we are simulating the diversity of the real-world dynamic behaviour on our streets using multi-agent reinforcement learning
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Learning a World Model and a Driving Policy view of London near St Pancras train station

18 October 2022 | Research

Learning a world model and a driving policy

From an early age, humans and other animals start building internal representations, or models, of the world through observation and interaction.
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26 September 2022 | Engineering

Industry-first: Cracking the code on a generalisable AI Driver

We're solving one of the grand challenges of self-driving: developing the first AI Driver that can generalise to different cities and different vehicles.
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Predicting the Future from Monocular Cameras in Bird’s-Eye View – street scenes

20 April 2021 | Research

Predicting the future from monocular cameras in bird’s-eye view

Driving can often result in situations where the immediate decision is not obvious if you only take a single snapshot of the world
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Wayve's Jaguar IPACE learning on the streets of London

16 March 2020 | Research

Predicting the future

Discover how a new paradigm is able to overcome these shortcomings. Which allows our end-to-end deep driving policy to explicitly reason about the future
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