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Video: Another scary run for Caltech’s ALICE bot at the DARPA Urban Challenge |
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Victorville (CA) – It seems like Caltech’s ALICE bot has a liking for human-driven chase cars at the DARPA Urban Challenge qualifications. During one qualification run, the robotic minivan repeatedly went out of its assigned lane and veered towards the chase cars. One of the human drivers even screeched his tires to get out of the way.
Video of Caltech's "scary" Course A run Caltech was eliminated from the Urban Challenge qualifications yesterday.
For more videos, pictures and articles from the DARPA Urban Challenge qualifications click here.
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