Zoox, Inc.

John Douglas Logan

Andrew Scott Crego

David Martins Belo

Michael Isaac Mizrahi

Thomas Joseph Burrow

Dhrumil Parikh

Elaine Hoyen Kwan

Bala Sai Varma Gottumukkala

Tushar Shishpal Rawat

Techniques for fault injection testing are described herein. The techniques may include receiving, at a computing device, an indication to simulate a fault associated with a component of a vehicle. The computing device may be coupled to the component via a control line that includes a relay or switch component that, when activated, causes the component to simulate the fault. The computing device may also receive data indicative of a vehicle response, such as a measured trajectory of the vehicle in response to the fault, whether a backup system of the vehicle performed correctly in response to the fault, whether the vehicle responded to the fault within a threshold period of time, and the like. The computing device may determine a difference between the vehicle response and an intended response of the vehicle relative to a threshold difference.

Autonomous vehicle fault injection testing

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