Driving autonomously in stormy weather | Roborace

During a stormy day at the Upper Heyford test track, Roborace's team put the DevBot 2.0 prototype through its paces to understand how it adapts to new conditions. #ThisIsRoborace

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[anthoslykos]

Been a while! Nice to see some progress!

[DemoTrad]

Roborace Mantul kak. Salam kenal sukses selalu

[itstoowavyoutside]

If I get a Certificate from Coursera in learn programming can I get a job working? Better yet how do I get a job a roborace?

[silasmayes]

Just realized it doesn't have a windshield wiper. It doesn't need one lol

[Loosetweezers]

Man, y'all must be struggling if your giving us updates about the weather. This series seems to be dead in the water for 2 years now. Seems like little to no progress has been made. I had high hopes for this series but I haven't seen any progress is years. If being able to drive in the rain is an something worth making a video about then maybe its time to pull the plug. Autonomous driving seems to be the kind of thing that needs millions, even billions of miles of testing to get right. Having one or two cars being tested seems like a lost cause. Tesla's Mad Max mode would casually overtake the Robocar while signaling and driving in the rain.

[anthonyrobertson]

But all the footage was not them driving in a storm. Just on wet pavement just after it had rained. So really just meh.

[annoythedonkey]

I hope this isn’t the future of racing