Kirbalmandyndturbinkasy Barshidovich - this is how fondly the pupils of the first grade in Beshmarkantygdanbai village call their teacher. Let's wish them luck in this difficult task!
Mobileye, an Israeli company owned by Intel, has unveiled its brainchild, an unmanned car. On a test drive around the city, the Ford Fusion drone drove 25km through Jerusalem's busy roads, navigating narrow streets, dangerous bends, and passing pedestrians. The company has released a video of its first drive.
fantastic, imho! I have seen Tesla on autopilot before, not impressed for some reason.
ZS: I wonder how we could catch up and overtake... but for some reason I would not like to have domestic Lada-Vesta on autopilot made on domestic Elbrus ;)
Yandex came up with its autopilot, but the video is very compact and doesn't give a full overview of capabilities, so no comment
Unmanned cars from Russian company Yandex have become the first cars to be driven on Nevada state roads without a back-up, namely without a human behind the wheel to take control if necessary. The tests took place in preparation for the International Consumer Electronics Show CES-2020.
In the last video on the tablet in the back seat, the squares of cars passing the intersection disappear while driving for some reason ;)
While testing the drone, characteristically with an operator, a woman was killed. Pedestrian. 45 years old.
Drones are undesirable in Russia. Society is like that. I'd take away the licenses of half the pilots.
And here's a drone.
Studies have shown that drones have a lower accident rate than humans. Tesla's ruining the statistics. Although they can't seriously be considered autopilot. Sorry, Elon fans.
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Mobileye, an Israeli company owned by Intel, has unveiled its brainchild, an unmanned car. On a test drive around the city, the Ford Fusion drone drove 25km through Jerusalem's busy roads, navigating narrow streets, dangerous bends, and passing pedestrians. The company has released a video of its first drive.
fantastic, imho! I have seen Tesla on autopilot before, not impressed for some reason.
ZS: I wonder how we could catch up and overtake... but for some reason I would not like to have domestic Lada-Vesta on autopilot made on domestic Elbrus ;)
Yandex came up with its autopilot, but the video is very compact and doesn't give a full overview of capabilities, so no comment
Unmanned cars from Russian company Yandex have become the first cars to be driven on Nevada state roads without a back-up, namely without a human behind the wheel to take control if necessary. The tests took place in preparation for the International Consumer Electronics Show CES-2020.
In the last video on the tablet in the back seat, the squares of cars passing the intersection disappear while driving for some reason ;)While testing the drone, characteristically with an operator, a woman was killed. Pedestrian. 45 years old.
Drones are undesirable in Russia. Society is like that. I'd take away the licenses of half the pilots.
And here's a drone.
While testing the drone, characteristically with an operator, a woman was killed. Pedestrian. 45 years old.
Drones are undesirable in Russia. Society is like that. I'd take away the licenses of half the pilots.
And here's a drone.
Studies have shown that drones have a lower accident rate than humans. Tesla's ruining the statistics. Although they can't seriously be considered autopilot. Sorry, Elon fans.
Signed up for job postings, comes in today:
Signed up for job postings, comes in today:
So) In the mood! Whoa!!!
Sorry, but here... ;)