A
self-driving car created by Delphi Automotive, dubbed "Roadrunner,"
just completed a nearly 3,400-mile journey across the United States, marking
the first coast-to-coast autonomous drive to go down in North America. Decked
out with sensors and other advanced self-driving tech, the Roadrunner spent 99%
of the nine-day trip in fully automated mode. It navigated through tricky
conditions like traffic circles, construction zones, bridges, inclement weather
and "aggressive drivers."
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Check
the video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyqsrW16Ykc
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