Self Driving BMW
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12-02-2008 | 08:58 PM
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12-03-2008 | 11:00 AM
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RE: Self Driving BMW
well it was made in germany.... so those lazy Germans lmao,, to bad it cant stop at stop signs and follow the rules of the road, just foloow a set path, which is not that hard to do
no thats not that impressive,
impressive is if it could navigate a new path on regular roads, and was able to see stop signs and obey the rules of the road, people have payed millions to try and get cars to do this< MIT hhas come close, but have not gotten it down, and cars that can do this are so packet with extremely fast computers and sensors that they dont even look like a normal car anymore
no thats not that impressive,
impressive is if it could navigate a new path on regular roads, and was able to see stop signs and obey the rules of the road, people have payed millions to try and get cars to do this< MIT hhas come close, but have not gotten it down, and cars that can do this are so packet with extremely fast computers and sensors that they dont even look like a normal car anymore
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12-03-2008 | 01:16 PM
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RE: Self Driving BMW
The best part was when he was screaming and then in a calm voice he goes, "Apparently, you can put this on an M3 if you really want to frighten yourself," and continues screaming. hahahhahaha
"Stig you are sacked, you are so0o0o0 sacked!"
"Stig you are sacked, you are so0o0o0 sacked!"
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12-06-2008 | 01:24 PM
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RE: Self Driving BMW
ORIGINAL: Tippman7641
well it was made in germany.... so those lazy Germans lmao,, to bad it cant stop at stop signs and follow the rules of the road, just foloow a set path, which is not that hard to do
no thats not that impressive,
impressive is if it could navigate a new path on regular roads, and was able to see stop signs and obey the rules of the road, people have payed millions to try and get cars to do this< MIT hhas come close, but have not gotten it down, and cars that can do this are so packet with extremely fast computers and sensors that they dont even look like a normal car anymore
well it was made in germany.... so those lazy Germans lmao,, to bad it cant stop at stop signs and follow the rules of the road, just foloow a set path, which is not that hard to do
no thats not that impressive,
impressive is if it could navigate a new path on regular roads, and was able to see stop signs and obey the rules of the road, people have payed millions to try and get cars to do this< MIT hhas come close, but have not gotten it down, and cars that can do this are so packet with extremely fast computers and sensors that they dont even look like a normal car anymore
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