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Is “app crashes” headline news? It is when it’s driving a car from Google
Jalopnik.com reported over the weekend that one of Google’s self-driving cars was involved in a fender bender near the company’s Mountain View headquarters last week. The article includes a photo of the Google self-driving Toyota Prius stopped behind another Prius … Continue reading
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Tagged autonomous vehicle, Driverless car, General Motors, GM, Google, Toyota Prius
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Hear Toyota and GM talk about vehicle computer systems in a 5-screen world. Talks are free. Pizza is $2.
On July 12, the Silicon Valley Chapter of the IEEE Computer Society is hosting a “dual-core” presentation on the future of vehicle computer systems on the Cadence campus in San Jose, California. The speakers are Roger D. Melen, Senior Advisor … Continue reading
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Tagged GM, IEEE Computer Society, infotainment, Toyota
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