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Think Autonomous trains engineers on Robotics, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, and broadly Physical AI Engineering. We have over 20 courses, a membership, and a cohort-based coaching program. Leave us a review if you had an experience with us!


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

My perspective of the Edgeneer Challenge

Having just completed the Edgeneer Challenge, I wanted to share my experience of the five-day event.

The Edgeneer Challenge focused on sensor-system analysis, research, and design. Participants had a broad range of possible approaches, choosing from one of three autonomous-vehicle sensor stacks and one of two AI algorithm strategies.

The most challenging aspect was submitting work each day and then defending the reasoning behind our chosen approach. Although this was not always easy, it made the experience highly engaging and encouraged thoughtful decision-making.

Now that the challenge is complete, I can say that I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was a brilliantly designed and well-run competition that highlighted different schools of thought about the future of autonomous vehicles.

I highly recommend the Edgeneer Challenge and look forward to taking part in the next one.

31 August 2026
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Thinkautonomous is a one-stop platform for robotics, autonomous driving and Physical AI

Thinkautonomous is a great platform for autonomous driving, robotics and Physical AI professionals. I have been following the founder, Jeremy since 2019 and he has really built this platform into an amazing community that is a one-stop solution for professionals looking to upskill in their careers when it comes to these domains. Whether you are a beginner or a veteran, the platform has something for everyone.
I especially like the part that there are free resources that someone can look at to decide for themselves whether they would benefit from the platform or not which is quite a confident approach, in my opinion.
Of late, the platform has seen serious changes that have really improved the interactions and community based learning as well. I have made friends from all across the world on here and I learn not only from the resources that Jeremy puts together whether as courses or fragments, but also from other people’s experiences.

8 September 2026
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