Self-Driving Truck Encounters the Unexpected, Then Reaches a Milestone

Self-Driving Truck Encounters the Unexpected, Then Reaches a Milestone

  • March 9, 2018
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Self-Driving Truck Encounters the Unexpected, Then Reaches a Milestone

Starsky Robotics engineers tested and developed the autonomous-driving system, which has been installed in the Freightliner Cascadia for more than a year, and had spent a full week conducting dry runs on the stretch of County Road 833 in southern Florida, just north of the Everglades. They had plotted every conceivable contingency and every imaginable edge-case scenario.

Source: caranddriver.com

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