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RE: LeoThread 2024-07-23 11:13

in LeoFinance4 months ago

Tandem drifting Toyotas show how AI might help drivers on slippery roads

Toyota Research Institute (TRI) and Stanford are plugging AI into two Supras that pull off Formula Drift-style tandem driving — but they’re looking for something more important than style points.

In a press release, TRI’s VP of human interactive driving, Avinash Balachandran, says that drifting two cars in tandem autonomously is a “milestone” and has “far-reaching implications for building advanced safety systems” in future passenger vehicles.

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Did you see Fast and Furious 3: Tokyo Drift.

This reminded me of that for some reason.

I think this was the last film in this franchise that I watched. I didn't have the patience to watch the others, I don't know... 5 films.

If at the time of the film there had been AI to assist the driver in those races, it would have been something really crazy.

LOL that would take a lot of the fun out of it I imagine.

The 5th one was in Brazil. You might like that one. Good story and about the last one worth seeing.

There are things that I don't know if they show the reality of Brazil hahaha...

For example, foreigners know Rio well, but the real Rio de Janeiro is very dangerous and depending on where you enter a street controlled by a faction, you will be killed.

I've never been and I don't intend to go there. Unfortunately, it's where my team plays here, Flamengo, but I don't see myself going there one day.

I'm honestly not excited about watching the rest of the franchise. I don't think I'll be surprised by much.

Nothing will cope with ice better than a quality manual transmission and a quality gasket between the steering wheel and the seat :) !BEER