My friend works at Google. I will ask him.Originally Posted by csl177
^^^ If it's "reading" the cones, I'm in... how much to install that rig in my next autocrosser? Guaranteed FTDs!
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My friend works at Google. I will ask him.^^^ If it's "reading" the cones, I'm in... how much to install that rig in my next autocrosser? Guaranteed FTDs!
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Yeah it'll be interesting to know. Also will be interesting to do the "Jay Leno Show" test when they have the obstacles popping out...
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2 years on from the start of the discussion and a year on from the "step out" and we've had the best go at a comaprison and the robot car failed by "a few seconds".
I still predict it will be a while before it can beat a person in the real world and with weather variability
BBC News - Human edges out robot car on race track
This will be where they can start to make the last few millisecond differences to win."We're learning what they are doing and it's those counter-intuitive behaviours that we are planning to put in the algorithm,"
They're just not that simple .... "AI" anyone ?
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I thought about this thread when I read about that....
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So did I. I just forgot what thread it was!I thought about this thread when I read about that....
I want more detailed information that the computer car being beaten by a few seconds. Also, the car would have no chance with other competitors on track at this stage!
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