Nissan Motor Co. opened a research center in California’s Silicon Valley that the Japanese carmaker plans to make its hub for research on self-driving vehicles and Internet-connected auto technology.
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Silicon Valley is the place to be for autonomous vehicle research. Although Germany and France do interesting applied research, and Michigan's large connected car trial is very relevant too.
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It is hard to imagine that it has only been five years since the smartphone revolution started in earnest. The sensor driven modern marvels are not only redefining how we interact with the world, but they are also having unintended consequences. Delete the scoop?
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Astute. Aware. Affordable. Not words commonly associated with robots. But Baxter, our flagship product, changes all that. Delete the scoop?
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Let's start this series with something that illustrates a spectacular shift of automation in manufacturing, Let's look at a fire-engine red robot poised to transform how humans interact with, and work alongside robots. Delete the scoop?
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Researchers are developing less threatening machines that can mingle safely with humans. One, called Baxter, will be on sale in October. Delete the scoop?
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"self driven cars won't be feasible until 2020"
great information on self driving cars
interesting topic, slightly boring article but contents are inspiring