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Sebastian Thrun: o carro sem condutor da Google
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Would it be possible to safely drive from Cape Town Africa to Cape Horn Chile, with only one ferry ride across the Bering Strait?
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Sebastian Thrun ajudou a construir o extraordinário carro sem condutor da Google, motivado por uma busca pessoal para salvar vidas e reduzir os acidentes de trânsito. Um vídeo surpreendente, mostra o carro vencedor do Desafio DARPA, circulando através do intenso trânsito urbano sem ninguém ao volante; e imagens espectaculares dos testes de condução do TED 2011 demonstram como isto pode progredir rapidamente.
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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