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Sebastian Thrun: Googles fahrerloses Auto

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Sebastian Thrun half dabei, Googles beeindruckendes führerloses Auto zu bauen, angetrieben von seinem persönlichen Streben, Leben zu retten und Verkehrsunfälle zu vermeiden. Atemberaubende Aufnahmen zeigen, wie das Gewinnerauto der DARPA Challenge ohne Fahrer durch den dichten Stadtverkehr manövriert und dramatisches Testfahrt-Material von TED2011 zeigt, wie schnell das Ding tatsächlich fahren kann.

Sebastian Thrun is the director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab and is working, through robotics, to change the way we understand the world. Full bio »

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