AI in Automotive Podcast · Jayesh Jagasia

AI in Automotive - #402 - Ben Rathaus - VP AI and Perception, Arbe Robotics

·50 min·2 clips
Traditional automotive radar had 12 antennas mid-generation about 200 and our solution has 2300.
Ben Rathaus VP of AI and Perception at Arbe Robotics explains how next-generation automotive radar works and why it matters for autonomous driving. Covers radar history from WWII to the 1998 Mercedes S-Class, Arbe 2300-channel antenna array for unprecedented resolution, and the perception stack processing radar data.

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A careful look at radar's practical limits and why they matter for automotive perception.

The episode treats radar as mature car hardware, but it does not let the engineering disappear. It shows how radar entered vehicles, why it matters for perception, and what turns an array into something useful around the car.

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Hear how automotive radar uses antenna arrays and software to map free space around the vehicle.

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