After fatal accidents, caution on driverless tech, advances in driver-assisted systems

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After fatal accidents, caution on driverless tech, advances in driver-assisted systems
0:48 / April 4, 2018

It is hoped that new chipsets can power sensors able to warn racers ahead of potential collisions.

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After fatal accidents, caution on driverless tech, advances in driver-assisted systems It is hoped that new chipsets can power sensors able to warn racers ahead of potential collisions.
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