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DARPA Grand Challenge: Update from the Course [Darpa Grand Challenge]04.11.2007
The monster TerraMax Oshkosh truck fouled out when it hit a defunct base exchange. UCF went out of bounds in a residential area, hitting the side of a house. Honeywell was pulled out of the race for driving outside of its lane consistently. Team AnnieWay got stuck at an intersection. CarOLO was also disqualified. MIT aggressively attempted to overtake Cornell, who's been having a bit of trouble keeping its vehicle moving. The two collided, with MIT at fault. Scoring isn't publicly discussed, but this could be a pretty big penalty. Stanford's Junior is similarly aggressive when the route is blocked, but so far has avoided collisions. Stanford and Carnegie Mellon's entries are the two most confident and speedy robots on the course, with Virginia Tech right behind them. Watching the cars drive is almost like watching a person drive. They're quick and take corners well. So far, they've been the most fun to watch. Stanford was the first to complete all of its missions, but final scoring will determine the ultimate winner. (I'm betting it's Stanford). – Curtis Walker
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