“If you’re able to build here, this technology is universal.” Waymo Terrifying We’re willing to bet that you’ve never seen anything quite as anxiety-inducing as a recent video shared by Indian startup Swaayatt Robots, showing an extremely adventurous self-driving SUV navigating the hectic streets of Bhopal, India. The nation’s streets are infamously chaotic, with basic rules of the road taking a backseat. In other words, they’re not exactly ideal conditions for driverless vehicles, which already struggle to account for ever-changing built environments. As US-based robotaxi companies have already found out, it’s an extremely difficult task — and that’s in a far more predictable environment where cars, at least generally speaking, stop at red lights and respect lane markings. Swaayatt, however, isn’t dissuaded. A video shared by the startup last month shows its sensor-laden vehicle “driving through an absolute chaos, on suburban unstructured roads in India,” as the company put it in the caption. “This is the most complex that it can get for an autonomous vehicle,” Swaayatt CEO Sanjeev Sharma told IEEE Spectrum. “If you’re …