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The role of humans in self-driving cars is even more complicated after Uber's fatal crash

on March 23, 2018

"“On two separate occasions, the driver seems to be looking down at something for nearly five seconds,” says Bryant Walker Smith, a leading legal expert in the arena of autonomous vehicle deployment. “At 37 miles per hour, a car covers about 250 feet in 5 seconds.”"

Date Published:03/23/2018
Original Publication:Popular Science

Published in: Press , self-driving cars , Robotics