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The Day I Found Out My Life Was Hanging by a Thread
Matt Bencke thought he’d thrown out his back. Then he received the most sobering news of his life.
The Day I Found Out My Life Was Hanging by a Thread
Matt Bencke thought he’d thrown out his back. Then he received the most sobering news of his life.
A Racing Robocar Takes On England's Swankiest Track
RT @stewart_jack: Congrats @roborace on the first autonomous hill climb by a racecar at #GoodwoodFOS - watch it here: https://t.co/30ln0jwvaj details on the engineering challenge here: https://t.co/6RdJhWT3Rk
OpenRoborace’s Robocar is headed to the Goodwood Festival of Speed to take on the event’s famed hill climb.
RT @stewart_jack: Congrats @roborace on the first autonomous hill climb by a racecar at #GoodwoodFOS - watch it here: https://t.co/30ln0jwvaj details on the engineering challenge here: https://t.co/6RdJhWT3Rk
OpenA Racing Robocar Takes On England's Swankiest Track
Roborace’s Robocar is headed to the Goodwood Festival of Speed to take on the event’s famed hill climb.
Torc Robotics expands its self-driving car development team
Virginia-based Torc Robotics is growing its workforce in order to expand its self-driving car development program. The company launched its Asimov autonomous-driving system last year, and continues to test it in Virginia and Nevada. But Torc faces a great deal of competition.
Torc Robotics expands its self-driving car development team
Virginia-based Torc Robotics is growing its workforce in order to expand its self-driving car development program. The company launched its Asimov autonomous-driving system last year, and ...
Laser-Shooting Planes Uncover the Horror and Humanity of World War I
Laser-shooting planes are uncovering the horror and humanity of World War I: https://t.co/ebOkYCVG56 https://t.co/cutsBQEEUG
OpenInstead of digging into Belgium's Ypres Salient, archaeologists used lidar laser scanners to map the war zone and turn up some remarkable finds.
Laser-shooting planes are uncovering the horror and humanity of World War I: https://t.co/ebOkYCVG56 https://t.co/cutsBQEEUG
OpenLaser-Shooting Planes Uncover the Horror and Humanity of World War I
Instead of digging into Belgium's Ypres Salient, archaeologists used lidar laser scanners to map the war zone and turn up some remarkable finds.
Siemens turns a 1965 Ford Mustang into a driverless race car
Siemens has turned a 1965 Ford Mustang into a self-driving race car. It keeps the carbureted, 4.7-liter V8 engine but it gains sensors and powerful onboard computers that will help it race up the Hillclimb at the annual Goodwood Festival of Speed without human input. ...
Siemens turns a 1965 Ford Mustang into a driverless race car
Siemens has turned a 1965 Ford Mustang into a self-driving race car. It keeps the carbureted, 4.7-liter V8 engine but it gains sensors and powerful onboard computers that will help it race ...
The President in Conversation With MIT’s Joi Ito and WIRED’s Scott Dadich
RT @nxthompson: Just rereading this great Obama interview on AI with @Joi and @sdadich. So much of it is spot-on, like this graph. https://t.co/CmFJ5hQdTd https://t.co/XVEeT1NQNy
OpenThe president in conversation with MIT's Joi Ito and WIRED editor-in-chief Scott Dadich.
RT @nxthompson: Just rereading this great Obama interview on AI with @Joi and @sdadich. So much of it is spot-on, like this graph. https://t.co/CmFJ5hQdTd https://t.co/XVEeT1NQNy
OpenThe President in Conversation With MIT’s Joi Ito and WIRED’s Scott Dadich
The president in conversation with MIT's Joi Ito and WIRED editor-in-chief Scott Dadich.
Self-Driving Cars Likely Won’t Steal Your Job (Until 2040)
RT @WIREDTransport: A new report finds that while some jobs, like trucking, will eventually fade, autonomous tech will benefit the economy overall. https://t.co/rHQOBgBZP4
OpenA new report finds that while some jobs, like trucking, will eventually fade, autonomous tech will benefit the economy overall.
RT @WIREDTransport: A new report finds that while some jobs, like trucking, will eventually fade, autonomous tech will benefit the economy overall. https://t.co/rHQOBgBZP4
OpenSelf-Driving Cars Likely Won’t Steal Your Job (Until 2040)
A new report finds that while some jobs, like trucking, will eventually fade, autonomous tech will benefit the economy overall.
How autonomous vehicles will compound electric-car benefits
“Making the vehicles autonomous has two main benefits: It makes moving to fleets of vehicles cheaper by reducing labor costs, and their software can learn the most efficient routes to pick up and drop off multiple strangers.” https://t.co/SSUxwwlGkL
OpenA lot of ink has been spilled over self-driving cars lately—whether they'll work, how they work, and the potential for accidents. What hasn't been discussed as much is how autonomous vehicles could help the environment. ...
“Making the vehicles autonomous has two main benefits: It makes moving to fleets of vehicles cheaper by reducing labor costs, and their software can learn the most efficient routes to pick up and drop off multiple strangers.” https://t.co/SSUxwwlGkL
OpenHow autonomous vehicles will compound electric-car benefits
A lot of ink has been spilled over self-driving cars lately—whether they'll work, how they work, and the potential for accidents. What hasn't been discussed as much is how autonomous ...
