Engineering students in India spent two days focused on artificial intelligence in mobility. Participants raced their driverless vehicle prototypes on a virtual racetrack, using skills in the areas of coding, AI algorithms, sign recognition, sensors, motion detection, camera vision, image processing, and more. More than 620 registered for the event from more than 24 states and 87 universities. Seventeen teams of 57 students each were short-listed for the two-day grand finale of live races, with an in-depth evaluation from external judges.