Turkcell It has achieved significant success in the field of artificial intelligence. Using the artificial intelligence application and 5G technology it developed, Turkcell broke new ground in the field of remote driving support in Turkey.
Engineers at Turkcell’s Artificial Intelligence Lab, Kocaeli-Gebzein IT Valleysuccessfully used a smart autonomous driving vehicle in Turkey over the 5G trial network. Companyin vehicle, except for 5G infrastructure for remote driving experience Eatron used local software developed in the solution partnership of the company. With the support of the 5G infrastructure, 5 HD cameras, sensors and short/long distance radar information were transferred to the screens in the Remote Driving Center in real time. All data processing and decision-making processes in the vehicle were carried out via computers.
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Turkcell made a statement on the subject.
Stating that the Turkcell artificial intelligence team has been actively working since 2018, Deputy General Manager for Information and Communication Technologies Serkan Ozturk”With the aim of adding value to Turkey in the field of technology, we both develop innovative solutions for the needs and demands of different sectors and meet Turkcell’s domestic needs. Among the sectors we serve, there are institutions and companies that are the locomotive of the country’s economy in many fields from banking to transportation, from health to retail. With nearly 50 expert engineers in our Turkcell Artificial Intelligence team, we carry out studies especially in the fields of image processing and computer vision, natural language processing and voice analytics, and data analytics and evaluation. Moving forward with Turkcell’s own resources and competencies, this team aims to develop new products and services with capabilities such as image-video processing, chatbots, voice assistants, personalized suggestion systems and IoT data analysis in the field of artificial intelligence, which is considered one of the most important technologies of the future. continues,” he said.