India's First Autonomous Vehicle 🔥🔥

India's First Autonomous Vehicle 🔥🔥

Bengaluru-based Minus Zero has unveiled the first self-driving car in the country, "zPod".

The four-wheeler does not have a steering wheel and the strategically-placed high-resolution cameras help the car in analyzing driving conditions, which includes traffic.

The company has said that they don't want to make autonomous vehicles, instead, they want to help OEMs in providing the technology needed.

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[nitiz]

If it can cross silk board in peak hours, it will achieve level 10 autonomy

[tamanna]

Indian people : "no innovation nowadays these startups are scam"
An Indian company actually innovating and is just trying to figure things out :
Indian people : "nhi chalega bc"

[vishwasstudio]

This is just insane... Mind-blowing... To see this in Bengaluru.... 😮

[flowzeta]

Got to train it against Bangalore's cab and bus drivers to achieve level 6 autonomy.

[siddheshpoojari]

Banglore rickshawallahs about to beat this zpod to a pulp 😂

[mekrishna]

If it can drive in Bangalore, it can drive any where

[vinayakk]

I saw a reel about this startup and product on Instagram and regretted reading the comments. People are depreciating it just because it doesn't have a western tag. Utterly shameful!

[kumarmangalam]

Great product great level of engineering

[SnowaxeD]

It is disrespectful, and shameful that people still think Western Good, Domestic bad
Everyone knows that these vehicles can't operate on Indian roads, No autonomous vehicles can,
But these same people ignore the fact that they are the reason why it can't operate on Indian roads,
If the people of India learn how to drive properly, then this problem would be solved.
They want to compare Western products but they hate it when they are compared to a Western public.

[manishathreya]

It is still in development stage I saw th video it can't detect speed bumps that much efficiently now, it's speed control is also in initial stages just the object detection and avoidance is quite good

[KrishnaTeja-]

Put a steering complete autonomous vehicles also need an option for manual intervention

[k.srikanth]

If it works in India then it will work everywhere, , a very good development.. congratulations

[Rishi......]

"Auto vaale bhaiyas" sweating profusely right now😂

[filmweaver]

I’m so happy to see companies like these are coming out! Such a huge inspiration and confidence boosting for more students to take true engineering streams!

It is extremely difficult to make real-world products, forget it being innovative… just the skills needed to simply design a working physical system is very high, these guys are amazing!

[dobariyanaitikdineshbhai]

I want them to succeed even more in the future. Best wishes

[TubeYoYOYO]

Way to go India!! 🇮🇳 Glad to see Indians reaching great milestones in India without leaving India !!!

[sireekrishn]

All the best for the startup company.. 🎉🎉

[agastyamishra]

Good initiative and innovation hope it is implemented as soon as possible

[xtremer]

Nice initiative but in a country like india its not gonna workout so good in long term but still can be used in places like airports etc

[er.harsh_rathore]

As a software engineer I would suggest to have a mechanical control system too, because software would get fail unexpectedly