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EVOLUTION, NOT REVOLUTION. I'm for a driverless acar but I realize that to do this, it has to occur incrementally because if there's a problem it'll be easier to diagnose. Already car companies like Mercedes-Benz is doing it thru its following pioneering innovations (from earliest to latest):
AntiLock Brakes,
Traction Control,
Electronic Stability Program,
Brake Assist,
4matic,
Distronic Cruise Control,
Active Body Control,
Pre-Safe Brake
and after 2010, Pre-Scan.
unknownunknowns 3 years ago
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rapidcombo 3 years ago
where did the car start and finish?
big45287 3 years ago
Needs mounted turrets.
StupidEvan 3 years ago
lol
hrthrhs 3 years ago
looks like the pike's peak Touareg with stuff on top.
musewolfman 4 years ago
how do you find a carreer in such a field?
tyreejordanis 4 years ago
I would love to watch this, but there is something a bit odd about cheering a driverless car to the finish line! Saying that I would be cheering as well though.
medwaykid 4 years ago
I suppose the car gains a character of its own, through its autonomy.
But the cheering is really for the people who gave it this autonomy, and made it so impressive.
Nice job, Stanford!
SakuraChama 1 year ago
Improvements on GPS! WOW! I am rooting for Stanley again this year!
airrunwesker 4 years ago
its not competing..
vainprop 4 years ago
nice nice
nuclearthreat545 4 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Control Of Natural Commonly Occurring natural resources would provide much more beneficial to your country. The fault line of your coast would be a easy threat from enemies. If i was Darpa I would look at how to prevent a scale 9 tsunami
Dejaiin 4 years ago
If everybody was thinking like you we would still live in caves, running around with clubs.
dIr00t 4 years ago 3
I was rooting for Stanley the whole time!!!
I don't care for the idea of DARPA. Only would we pay so much for something to soley benefit our military.
goddessofkats 4 years ago
The irony with your comment about DARPA is that we wouldn't be here commenting on a YouTube video on the Internet if it wasn't for research initiated by DARPA.
bikertom98 4 years ago 2
@ bikertom98: Very well said!! Almost everything has it's origin in the military!
angel2901 4 years ago
how awesome is that, very nice... make sure you check out the nova special on the grand challenge
jasonapawlak 5 years ago
Thanks for your nice comment. I've seen the Nova show and it was excellent. Of course, being there live for the event was a unique historical experience. The qualification runs at the California Speedway were a lot of fun, too. I hope DARPA sponsors something like this again soon. As a ham radio amateur television operator, I enjoyed capturing the video and transmitting it to other hams.
wb9kmo 5 years ago