Duckietown allows M.I.T. researchers to look at various self-driving vehicles | Autoblog Minute

[00:00:00] M.I.T. students play with rubber duckies to greater remember the science of self-riding vehicles. The goal of the Duckietown venture changed into for the class of students to build 50 self-riding taxis that could navigate roads with a single on-board camera and no pre-programmed maps. Duckietown is a project from M.I.T.'s laptop Science and synthetic Intelligence Laboratory and is a collaborative task involving dozens of scholars and several other M.I.T. departments. It became funded, partially, by means of the national Science basis. The

[00:00:30] Duckietown platform is additionally getting used to prototype algorithms at the side of CSAIL's these days announced $25 Million collaboration with Toyota on self sustaining automobiles. greater Duckietown video and particulars may also be found at CSAIL.MIT.EDU. For Autoblog i'm Eddie Sabatini.