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Quick teaching topic: self-driving cars.

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  1. Quick teaching topic: self-driving cars This presentation centers around three videos on self-driving cars. I use it to illustrate the role of research and prototypes in product development, as an example of embedded computers -- the Internet of things -- and as an (unconventional) example of an expert system. There are three short videos and four slides. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.

  2. Test drive video (3m 2s)

  3. Berlin Free University self-driving car Test drive video (1m 53s)

  4. Audi, autonomous race car On a track On Pikes Peak

  5. Audi, programming a race car An expert system

  6. UK will begin testing by the end of 2013

  7. Where we are and what we hope to gain CBS News video from CES (4m 7s)

  8. Self-study questions • Find and summarize articles on these advantages of self-driving cars: • Car sharing • Improved safety • Less paved area for roads and parking • Energy savings

  9. Resources LA Times article on Audi NY Times article on self-driving cars Fortune article on self-driving cars and more from Google NY Times article on MIT folding car (related) BBC article on self-driving cars in the UK

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