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How to make a driverless car 'see' the road ahead

Self-driving cars need to see and intelligently understand the world around

How to make a driverless car ‘see’ the road ahead
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Michael Milford, Jonathan Roberts | The Conversation
Microchip manufacturer Intel has invested heavily in the driverless car race with the latest $15 billion (A$19.5bn) purchase of Israeli tech company Mobileye.
Mobileye develops sensors and intelligence technology behind automated driver-assistance systems and many self-driving cars. Its tech enables a car to “see” and understand the world.
Other recent purchases include the deep learning tech company Nervana, microchip maker Movidius and automotive tech company Delphi. Intel is also working with the automotive companies BMW and Volkswagen to begin trials later

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