Gm Cruise Holdings LLC

Gatik Ai Inc.

Starsky Robotics, Inc.

Isaac Brown

Kartik Tiwari

Kevin Keogh

Aishanou Osha Rait

Tanya Sumang

Devin Cass

Michael Shagam

Wesley Newhouse

Jason Seitz

Yingchang Yang

Jaimin Patel

Thomas Shelburne

A set of devices are coupled to a control area network (CAN) bus. At least some of the devices include switchable resistors that can apply a termination resistor to the CAN bus. Identification pins are used to identify devices on the CAN bus, and also to identify which device or devices are at the ends of the CAN bus. If a device is at an end of the CAN bus, the switch of the switchable resistor is set to couple the termination resistor to the CAN bus. Otherwise, the termination resistor is not coupled to the CAN bus.

Switchable terminations based on device identifier on can bus

The subject disclosure relates to features that facilitate the automatic cleaning of optical sensors and in particular Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) sensors used in autonomous vehicle deployments. In some aspects, the disclosed technology includes a sensor cleaning apparatus having a housing, wherein the housing is configured to be rotatably coupled to an optical sensor, a wiper blade coupled to the housing, wherein the wiper blade is disposed at a downward angle relative to a top-surface of the optical sensor, and one or more nozzles disposed within the wiper blade, wherein the nozzles are configured to apply compressed gas to a surface of the optical sensor.

Rotating blade mechanism for cleaning cylindrical sensors

A system and method for collecting and processing sensor data for facilitating and/or enabling autonomous, semi-autonomous, and remote operation of a vehicle, including: collecting surroundings at one or more sensors, and determining properties of the surroundings of the vehicle and/or the behavior of the vehicle based on the surroundings data at a computing system.

Vehicle sensor system and method of use

As system for vehicle braking includes: a pedal actuated valve, including a first vent outlet in fluid communication with a fluid sink, a first supply inlet in fluid communication with a fluid source, and a first delivery outlet in fluid communication with a load; an electronically controlled valve in parallel with the pedal actuated valve, including a second vent outlet connected to the fluid sink via the first vent outlet, a second supply inlet in fluid communication with the fluid source, and a second delivery outlet in fluid communication with the load; and, a check valve connected between the load and the first delivery outlet downstream of the second vent outlet. A method for vehicle braking includes: operating at least one of the pedal actuated valve and the electronically controlled valve.

Vehicle braking system and method

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