Apr 13, 2017
By Michael Kramer
Two Canadian universities have been chosen to participate in a competition to develop a self-driving car.
The University of Toronto and the University of Waterloo will compete against each other and six American schools – as they try to come up with a vehicle that can drive itself in an urban setting by the year 2020.
General Motors and engineering association S-A-E International have launched the contest designed for undergraduate students – called the AutoDrive Challenge.
Each school will get a Chevrolet Volt, GM’s new electric car, to work on. Intel will provide the computers needed – and third parties will provide sensors.
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