Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Minus Zero Launches AI Autopilot for Indian Roads
Imagine a car that can drive itself, but not completely.
A company called Minus Zero has made an AI system to help cars drive on Indian roads.
This system uses cameras and AI to learn how to drive, similar to how a human does, to avoid things like cows and carts.
It's not a fully self-driving car yet; it helps the driver.
The company is working with car makers to put this technology into cars within a couple of years.
Minus Zero, a deep-tech start-up, has launched an AI autopilot system designed for Indian roads.
The system uses foundational AI models and cameras, not HD maps, for navigation.
The autopilot is designed to navigate around obstacles like cattle, carts, and smaller vehicles.
The company is partnering with OEMs and aims to be production-ready in the next two years.
The system is not fully driverless; it falls under the ADAS category.
- Who
- Deep-tech start-up Minus Zero
- What
- Minus Zero launched an AI autopilot system for Indian roads.
- When
- Launched recently, founded in 2020
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- To create advanced driver assistance systems for Indian roads, focusing on challenges like cattle and narrow roads.
- Company
- Minus Zero
- Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Technology
- AI Autopilot
- Focus
- Indian roads, ADAS
- Funding
- $1.8 million
- Founded
- 2020