Nvidia Partners With Bosch, Paccar On Self-Driving Vehicles

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The partnership with Bosch is devoted to building "artificial intelligence self-driving systems for mass market cars," while the partnership with Paccar will focus on autonomous semi-tractor trailers.

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[harrisjb78]

Hope there are no driver crashes...

I'll see myself out the door now.

 

[PA_34]

TBH, system errors could be less than human errors like drunk driving, people with focus issues (tunnel vision), sleepy on the road and road rage. Try driving into a city. Me be very inexperience it's very stressful to drive safely. Before you say learn to drive that's the main point. lol Also not many are willing to learn to drive correctly.

Humans aren't prefect drivers either. Humans + computer would change so much. Imagine all the faults I listed could be avoided by a computer. Also this experience based on the USA. Driving isn't fun and exciting when it comes to SF and NY. I'm aware of other countries how they handle drivers education.

 

[lun471k]

I'm still waiting for these things to work in the snow. I'd also be curious about how they react to people doing excessive speeding near them (like a motorcycle passing by at 130mph... on the autobahn or something).

 

[BulkZerker]

Wonder how well the car will perform with god rays.