But where's the driver?
By Stefanie Olsen, 14 November 2007 14:02
Carnegie Mellon's robot Boss, a modified Chevy Tahoe, approaches the finish line just minutes after Stanford's car, Junior.
Boss, however, started the course 20 minutes later than Junior and so won the event.
Photo credit: Stefanie Olsen/CNET News.com
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1. Tintin
Only the Americans could come up with a way of producing even more greenhouse gases without actually being there.
Does this mean more homeworking but the car drives itself to the office? Or are we now due a movie about cars getting sentinent and saving the planet?