This AI-powered Maserati MC20 just broke the self-driving speed record
A self-driving Maserati MC20 has hit 318.2kph at Kennedy Space Center, setting a new (non-Guinness-officiated) world speed record courtesy of a group of very clever AI engineers from Milan’s Polytechnic University and Indy Autonomous Challenge (IAC).
Maserati MC20 sets autonomous world speed record with Indy Autonomous Challenge
The Indy Autonomous Challenge Maserati MC20 Coupe set the documented record speed of 197.7 mph with no human in the car. The post Maserati MC20 sets autonomous world speed record with Indy Autonomous Challenge appeared first on The Manual.
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