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Meet Stanley, the driverless car.
In 2004, a team at Stanford University and Volkswagen’s Electronics Research Laboratory collaborated to create this driverless car, which they nicknamed “Stanley.” ?
Its driverless decision making is enabled through sophisticated programs in onboard computers. The vehicle decides how to navigate mapped terrain and unmapped obstacles in real time—using information from a course map, stored memory of past experiences, and new information about the road ahead gathered from roof-mounted laser sensors, video cameras, radar, and GPS receivers. ? In 2005, Stanley beat 22 other robot cars in a 132-mile race in the desert near Las Vegas, Nevada. The goal of the race, sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), was to stimulate invention for a future fleet of driverless military ground vehicles.
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