Siemens Autonomous Mustang @ Goodwood

[67Monaco]

They have three more shots at it. From what I saw this afternoon, self driving cars are a long WAY away.

Siemens' autonomous 1965 Mustang will attempt the Goodwood hill climb

The autonomous Mustang is scheduled to climb the former Lord March's hill July 12, and will continue to climb twice a day until the festival concludes July 15. When not harnessing its binary-locomotive talents, the classic will be on display in the event's main paddock where you'll likely find people bewildered at how Goodwood's first autonomous road car is riding on rear leaf springs that appear to be borrowed from the 16th century.

 

[67Monaco]

Live stream if you want some exotic car ****..

 

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I kind of knew that would be a waste of time.

WARNING! Link Website is designed all Tablet/Phone stupid.


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A must watch as to how sites are brainwashing you with your phone.
BBC One - Panorama, Smartphones: The Dark Side

 

[67Monaco]

Better?

Siemens Built A Self-Driving 1965 Ford Mustang To Compete At Goodwood

Siemens UK - Siemens reveals 1965 Ford Mustang as autonomous vehicle at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed

 

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Na not much, still stupid site.

 

[67Monaco]

Pretty cool they just had the Bullit mustang and Charger go up the hill together.

 

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Autonomous Mustang FAIL! A drunk driver could do better!

 

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[Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic]

The idea of automated cars reminds me of these lines from The Lost World: Jurassic Park:

John Hammond (JP's founder): "Don't worry, I'm not making the same mistakes again."
Dr. Ian Malcolm: "No, you're making all new ones."​

Yeah, brilliant idea - replace drunk, distracted, and otherwise asinine driving with software bugs, computer viruses, and hacking!