Researchers from UC Berkeley are pioneering a car automation software in hopes to help alleviate traffic jams and even reduce energy consumption.
UC Berkeley researchers are pioneering a car automation software in hopes to help alleviate traffic jams and even reduce energy consumption.Bay Area traffic congestion keeps so many of us from spending more time at home and research finds that most of it is our fault.
"We've been testing them extensively in simulation, but data that we collect in real world can definitely give us more insights," said Arwa AlAnqary, a second year PhD student at UC Berkeley's Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer science. The research has been led by what's called the CIRCLES Consortium and some big-name automakers have been on board as the cars equipped with artificial intelligence hit the road.
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