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Re: January Servo Magazine

Stanley doesn't "learn" how to drive perse. It uses what's known as "probablalistic robotics" to analyze the error in the data comming in from all sources, and then uses the most accurate data. I don't know much more about it, but Stanley did push the speed limit a number of times during the race.
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Re: January Servo Magazine

I really enjoyed Servo's (or was it Nuts and Volts) articles on a FIRST team last year.

My only problem was in the calendar of events it made it sound like we build robots out of kits that are of the follow the directions to build the robot variety.
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