NVIDIA wins Autonomous Driving Challenge again at CVPR conference, showcasing innovation in AV technology.

From NVIDIA: 2025-06-11 07:00:00

NVIDIA named an Autonomous Grand Challenge winner at CVPR conference in Nashville, marking their second consecutive win in End-to-End Driving at Scale and third overall. The challenge focused on nonreactive AV simulation to handle unexpected situations. NVIDIA’s key innovation was the GTRS method for adaptive driving trajectories in varied conditions.

At CVPR 2025, NVIDIA showcased over 60 papers in automotive, healthcare, and robotics. Three papers were nominated for Best Paper Award. Breakthroughs in perception, planning, and data generation were highlighted, essential for building safer AVs. Workshops and tutorials included Data-Driven Autonomous Driving Simulation and Open-World 3D Scene Understanding with Foundation Models.

NVIDIA continues to lead in automotive innovation at CVPR, emphasizing physical AI and advanced perception technologies. The workshops and tutorials offered insights into data-driven autonomous driving simulation and vision-language modeling. NVIDIA’s research papers and GTC Paris keynote by CEO Jensen Huang further highlight their contributions to AI and autonomous systems.



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