Updated: July 17, 2021, 11:20 am
Gathering data for driverless vehicles on the Ardverikie Estate.
Rough tracks on a famous Highland estate are being used to teach robots about the challenges of off-road driving.
The project will help make driverless vehicles of the future more reliable, wherever they go – from busy city streets to rain-lashed Scottish glens.
In a dramatic location, soon to feature in the latest James Bond movie, researchers from the Oxford Institute of Robotics (ORI) have been putting a Range Rover packed with sensors and cameras through its paces.
With expert local four-by-four drivers, they have been amassing data on routes around Ardverikie Estate, south of Newtonmore, which has also starred in TV hits Outlander, The Crown and Monarch of the Glen.
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