Stanford's Autonomous Racer Hits 120 MPH on the Track
Other than some decals and a few extra antennas, there's nothing outwardly remarkable about the white Audi TTS zipping around the track at Thunderhill Raceway, north of Sacramento, Calif. Its tires squeal as it zigs through chicanes. Its engine growls as it tops 120 mph on the straights. The car gets around the 3-mile course in less than 2-1/2 minutes, a time that rivals those posted by professional drivers.
Stanford's Autonomous Racer Hits 120 MPH on the Track
Shelley posts track times up there with the best human drivers, and she's only going to get faster
Mon 20 Aug 12 from IEEE Spectrum
Shelley, Stanford's robotic racecar, hits the track
Other than some decals and a few extra antennas, there's nothing outwardly remarkable about the white Audi TTS zipping around the track at Thunderhill Raceway, north of Sacramento, Calif. Its ...
Tue 14 Aug 12 from Phys.org
Shelley, Stanford's robotic racecar, hits the track, Tue 14 Aug 12 from R&D Mag
Stanford University develop robotic Audi TTS and test it at Sacramento's Thunderhill Raceway
Stanford University scientists have developed a self-driving robotic car that recently hit 120mph on the the Thunderhill Raceway, north of Sacramento, California.
Tue 14 Aug 12 from Daily Mail
Stanford University’s Self-Driving Audi TTS Hits 120 MPH on the Racetrack
Google and Volvo‘s self-driving cars have been making headlines with the number of miles they’ve driven without a traditional driver at the wheel. Now Stanford’s Dynamic Design ...
Tue 21 Aug 12 from Inhabitat
Vintage Racers’ Brains Provide Data For Autonomous Cars
Professional racers have a mental gift that gets them around tracks in record times, and now we might learn what gives them the edge. This past Saturday at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, a team ...
Mon 20 Aug 12 from Wired Autopia
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