Oxford University’s Mobile Robotics Group (MRG) has developed an autonomous navigation system for cars at a build cost of only £5,000 (US$7,700). Installed in a production Nissan LEAF, the robot car uses off the shelf components and is designed to take over driving while traveling on frequently used routes... Continue Reading University of Oxford develops low-cost self-driving car system
Section: Automotive
Tags: Autonomous, Autonomous Vehicles, Nissan LEAF, Oxford University, Robots, Self-Driving
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