Semi-Autonomous Vehicles Travel to China
Two semi-autonomous vehicles from VisLab, of the University of Parma in Italy, left that city for a trek to Shanghai, China. The electric pair that run on solar energy will be following a vehicle driven by a human and travel 8,000 miles over the next three months. They will be traversing over various terrains with no fuel or human intervention. You can track the journey from the site with a map and cameras on the vehicles.
via VisLab
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Posted by Sheila Franklin at July 26, 2010 8:55 AM
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