Keywords: Driving Cockpit; Super alined; Driving Generalist
Abstract: The intelligent driving cockpit, an important part of intelligent driving, needs to match different users' comfort, interaction, and safety needs. This paper aims to build a \textbf{s}uper-\textbf{a}ligned and \textbf{ge}neralist \textbf{dr}iving agent, \textbf{sage deer}. Sage Deer achieves two highlights: (1) Super alignment: It achieves different reactions according to different people's preferences and biases. (2) Generalist: It can understand the user's physiological indicators, facial emotions, hand movements, body movements, driving scenarios, and behavioral decisions. (3) Multimodal: He can understand RGB, NIR, and depth video to build more robust perception, understanding, and reasoning. To achieve the above requirements, we design retrieval-enhanced multimodal frameworks. We collected multiple data sets and built a large-scale benchmark. This benchmark measures the sage deer's perceptual decision-making ability and the super alignment's accuracy.
Primary Area: applications to robotics, autonomy, planning
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