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Doc_Msays...*requeue
siftbotsays...Re-queueing this video for one more try; last queued Thursday, November 15th, 2007 8:03pm PST - requeue requested by submitter Doc_M.
dagsays...Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
Great post. Just watched the whole thing. Autonomous vehicles are fascinating to me.
I think we'll start to see it as a feature on high-end cars within 15 years. The implications will be huge for society.
People will live 6 hours drive from work and have beds installed in the back.
Doc_Msays...I gotta say, Red Whittacker, as motivated as he is, seems like a real ass...a huge ass and I'm glad he lost. I feel sorry for his slave laborer grad students, lol, and he's still brilliant, but he's still a jerk. He DID in fact win this year's urban challenge however. I'm looking for that video.
AND, Red's robot had the route PROGRAMMED IN, entirely. cheap, if smart.
I really admire the group that DID win this one. Very cool professor and voluntarily dedicated students. Ideal.
Whittacker is a business man. Thrun is a scientist. Nuf said.
cybrbeastsays...*documentary?
cybrbeastsays...I agree with you Doc. Red design sucked. What would be the benefit from a self driving vehicle if you need a team to program its route hours beforehand?
I'm glad Stanford won, they deserved it.
schmawysays...*wheels
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Wheels) - requested by schmawy.
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