Stanford University wins DARPA Grand Challenge race for robots - five complete course
The waypoints are handed over 120 minutes before the start and teams immediately go into hyperdrive
Article Summary
The DARPA Grand Challenge race for autonomous robotic vehicles has been run and won, with five robots completing the 132 mile course and the first four all finishing within minutes of each other. Read on for a full report from Gizmag’s Robotics reporter, Dan Christian with images and assistance from Eric Zbinden.
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