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==Collision Avoidance Car== | ==Collision Avoidance Car== | ||
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| − | The inspiration behind the Collision Avoidance Car comes from the state-of-the-art field of self-driving cars.All major automotive companies are investing heavily in autonomous car technology, | + | The inspiration behind the Collision Avoidance Car comes from the state-of-the-art field of self-driving cars.All major automotive companies are investing heavily in autonomous car technology. One of the more prominent autonomous cars being developed is the Google Car, which features lidar and photo-imaging technology to implement autonomy. The goal of the self-driving car is to reduce gridlock, eliminate traffic fatalities, and most importantly, to eliminate the monotony of driving. |
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==Team Members & Roles== | ==Team Members & Roles== | ||
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Collision Avoidance Car
Abstract
The inspiration behind the Collision Avoidance Car comes from the state-of-the-art field of self-driving cars.All major automotive companies are investing heavily in autonomous car technology. One of the more prominent autonomous cars being developed is the Google Car, which features lidar and photo-imaging technology to implement autonomy. The goal of the self-driving car is to reduce gridlock, eliminate traffic fatalities, and most importantly, to eliminate the monotony of driving.
