This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.
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Katie Washabaugh
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Product Marketing Manager for Autonomous Vehicle Simulation
NVIDIA
NVIDIA’s Product Marketing Manager for Autonomous Vehicle Simulation, focusing on virtual solutions for real world mobility. A former journalist at publications such as Automotive News and MarketWatch, she joined the NVIDIA team in 2018 as Automotive Content Marketing Manager. Katie holds a B.A. in public policy from the University of Michigan and lives in Detroit.
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This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.
This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.
This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.
This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.
This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.
This talk explores how neural reconstruction and world models are coming together to create richer, more dynamic simulation for scalable autonomous vehicle development. We’ll look at the latest releases in 3D Gaussian splatting techniques and world reasoning and generation, as well as discuss how these technologies are advancing the deployment of autonomous driving stacks that can generalize to any environment. We’ll also cover NVIDIA open models, frameworks, and data to help kickstart your own development pipelines.