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Alexandre Bayen is a driving force behind mixed-autonomy traffic

August 24, 2021

Amazon Science webpage featuring a photo of Alexandre Bayen Our Director and Berkeley Engineering Professor Alexandre Bayen is featured in a new profile Alexandre Bayen is a driving force behind mixed-autonomy traffic at Amazon Science. Read how coordinated automation could improve traffic flow, boost efficiency, and slash emissions. A combination of machine learning, big data, and Amazon Web Services is making this future possible: https://www.amazon.science/research-awards/success-stories/alexandre-bay...