The Dallara AV-21
AV-21 Platform
The official vehicle of the Indy Autonomous Challenge is the Dallara-built AV-21 that has been retrofitted with hardware and controls to enable automation. It is a modified version of the Indy Lights IL-15 chassis retrofitted with a package of automated vehicle sensors and computers. The engine is a 4 Piston Racing-built Honda K20C.
The Dallara AV-21 is a collaboration between Dallara’s Italian headquarters in Varano Melegari (Parma) and Dallara IndyCar Factory in Speedway, Indiana.
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The AV-21’s sensors include 3 Luminar Hydra LiDARs, 3 Aptiv Medium Range Radars, and 6 Mako G-319 Cameras. In total, these sensors provide redundant 360 coverage and over 200m of sensing range.
LiDARs (3):
Luminar Hydra H3
Maximum range: 500m
Range precision: 1cm
Horizontal FoV: 120°
Scan rate: 640 lines/s
RADARs (3):
Sides: Aptiv MRR1
Front: Aptiv ESR2.5
Camera (6):
Mako G-319C
Max Resolution: 2064 (H) × 1544 (V)
Spectral range: 300 to 1100 nm
Max. frame rate at full resolution: 37.6 fps