Zenseact

Deeper learning

Welcome to Deeper learning, where we explore the world of autonomous driving from a safety technology perspective. Join us as we discuss various topics related to automotive safety, from the challenges and advancements in software-defined vehicles to deep learning and AI. Thank you for listening. Follow Zenseact on: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zenseact/ https://www.instagram.com/zenseact/

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Zenseact

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Technology

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5 de feb. de 2026

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Episodios

Episode 3: How safe is safe? 27.08.2023

In this episode, Fredrik Sandblom, safety specialist, delves into the paramount concern of autonomous driving: safety. We discuss what safe enough means for self-driving cars and explore what safety assurances we can make. Follow Zenseact on: LinkedIn Instagram

Episode 2: Emerging tech and its application 13.07.2023

In our second episode, "Emerging tech and its application", Veronika Nihlén talks to Head of Emerging Technologies Benny Nilsson about partnerships and collaboration, edge learning and Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication. Follow Zenseact on: LinkedIn Instagram

Episode 1: Why self-driving cars need HD maps 04.07.2023

In our first episode, “Why self-driving cars need HD maps,” our host, Veronika, talks to HD map specialist Per Lofter about how HD maps will improve the safety and convenience of automated driving. Follow Zenseact on: LinkedIn Instagram

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