BBCNEWS Click January 16, 2022 04:50:00
Ouch — it's going to be a pricey fix. organisers say crashes like this are par for the course, as the tech matures. but won't they also dent consumer confidence? i don't think so. the main advantage of it is trying to develop the technology. if you're able prototype something running at 300 kilometres an hour, when you are running at urban speed of 30 kilometres an hour, you have a safety margin that allows you to safely adopt these kind of algorithms. finally, after two plus years in the making it, culminates in a few crucial minutes on the track and a winner is declared. so what to do with...