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Wednesday, May 23, 2007

VW Touareg: Google to license technology from DARPA winner

VW Touareg
Google is looking to license technology from Stanley, the 2005 DARPA challenge winner.
Well, Google is never one to lie back and take it from the Redmond crew, so it's struck a deal with Stanford to license the sensing technology behind 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge winner Stanley to improve their maps.

Now that same tech will reportedly be used to scan building faces and improve the 3D portions of Google Maps and Google Earth. Details of the deal and how it will be implemented are due to be announced during the Where 2.0 conference on May 29 and 30 -- here's hoping it involves the phrase "army of robotic Google cars."


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Source: Engadget

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