Here's how soon you could actually be riding in a self-driving car

[Batman_fan]

http://www.businessinsider.com/heres-how-soon-you-could-actually-be-riding-in-a-self-driving-car-2017-10

• There is a wide range of self-driving technology, from lane-assist to full autonomy, being researched today.
• Some technologies are already on the market, while other more-complex products are still years away.

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[tennisluvr]

Self driving car Engineer ani Udacity vaadu oka nanodegree offer chestunnadu. 

Nee opinion enti aa course meeda. 

[Batman_fan]

41 minutes ago, tennisluvr said:

Self driving car Engineer ani Udacity vaadu oka nanodegree offer chestunnadu. 

Nee opinion enti aa course meeda. 

I haven't seen that course, but from what I know it will take few more years to develop fully autonomous car. What we are seeing is just level 2 - only few tasks such as steering on highways, brakes, parking are autonomous. If the focus of the course is on these, not a bad idea. Keep in mind, most of the technology being developed is very classified. So no H1s, unless you work for a Univ lab and have tie ups with firms like Uber, Lyft.