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GM and Carnegie Mellon University to collaborate on vehicle research
General Motors and Carnegie Mellon University have decided to continue the work that resulted in victory in the DARPA Urban Challenge last year. The school and the automaker are establishing a collaborative research lab to continue the work they have done on autonomous driving. The lab will be located on-site at CMU in Pittsburgh, PA and will work directly GM Global R&D. Carnegie Mellon has worked on autonomous vehicles since 1984 and GM has been a part of the program since 2000. Automonomous vehicles have the potential for fuel ... Read more →
MIT working on semi-autonomous cars that adapt to drivers Sam Abuelsamid
The mavens at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are always up to something interesting. The latest project out of the MIT AgeLab is the Aware Car. What looks like a conventional Volvo to the ...
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GM and Carnegie Mellon University to collaborate on vehicle research 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
General Motors and Carnegie Mellon University have decided to continue the work that resulted in victory in the DARPA Urban Challenge last year. The school and the automaker are establishing a collaborative research lab to continue the work they have done on autonomous driving. The lab will be ...
MIT working on semi-autonomous cars that adapt to drivers 1 year ago on Autoblog Green
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