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Autonomous vehicles are going to be a data gold mine

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26 June 2018
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Autonomous vehicles are going to be a data gold mine

Autonomous vehicles are one of the big engineering challenges of the 21st century, and not just because of the tech itself.

Programming autonomous vehicles is a challenge, but so is finding ways to manage the massive amounts of data and information they will gather while going about their business. Just how much data are we talking?

Here’s a look at autonomous vehicles by the byte, and what we can do with all that info.

Autonomous vehicles are going to be a data gold mine. What happens to all that info?See an autonomous vehicle in action and learn more about the engineering challenges behind this emerging technology at the upcoming Australian Engineering Conference. To learn more and to register, click here. 

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