IT Home reported on March 28 that on March 26, the donation ceremony for Baidu Apollo's fourth-generation autonomous driving vehicles was held at the School of Computer Science of Wuhan University. During the donation ceremony, Baidu Apollo donated to the School of Computer Science and the School of Artificial Intelligence at Wuhan University.Donate 8 fourth-generation autonomous vehicles.Wuhan University has become the first higher education institution in China to have L4 level mass-produced autonomous driving vehicles.

At the same time, Baidu Apollo announced the launch of the "Spark Program," which will donate autonomous vehicles and provide a complete set of autonomous driving kits to more educational and research institutions.High school teachers, students, and researchers can use vehicles for teaching and research in the field of autonomous driving.MakeIncluding the use of the Apollo open platform and building a teaching system independently.

IT Home noticed that as early as June last year, Baidu Apollo's "Luo Bo Kua Pao" (萝卜快跑)In almost the entire Wuhan (its largest operating city), 100% fully autonomous ride-hailing services have begun to be offered.This marks an important milestone for the project. Currently, "Luobo Kuaipao" (Baidu's autonomous driving service platform) has been launched and is operational in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing, and Wuhan.