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Общие признаки: тестирование автономных транспортных средств Google, безопасность беспилотного вождения, регулирование и лицензирование автономных авто, технологический прогресс в области самовождения
Группа выше: Беспилотные автомобили Google и Waymo
Смысл: The text describes the early achievements of Google's autonomous vehicle project, emphasizing the safety record of 300,000 accident-free miles and the plan to transition toward individual employee use to accelerate mass adoption.
Google's self-driving cars have completed 300,000 miles without a single accident, signaling a major step toward autonomous mass transit.
Смысл: The text describes Google's legal progress in California for testing self-driving cars and Sergey Brin's prediction that the technology would be available to the general public within five years to improve accessibility and safety.
Sergey Brin signed a California agreement to legalize the testing of Google's driverless cars, predicting public availability within five years.
Смысл: The text reports on a traffic accident involving a Google self-driving car, noting that Google claims a human was in control at the time, while highlighting the company's overall safety record and technical approach.
A Google autonomous vehicle was involved in an accident, but the company asserts a human driver was in control at the time.
Смысл: The main idea is that in 2011, Google's leadership believed autonomous vehicles were making rapid progress, already surpassing the driving ability of impaired, very young, or very old humans.
Larry Page and Eric Schmidt discussed how Google's autonomous cars were evolving to drive better than impaired or extreme-age human drivers.
Смысл: The text reports on Google's exhibition of self-driving cars at TED 2011, emphasizing the technology's potential through aggressive driving demonstrations and professional presentations by Sebastian Thrun.
Google showcased its self-driving car technology at TED 2011, using an aggressive driving mode to demonstrate the system's high performance and potential.
Смысл: The text reports on Google becoming the first company to receive a license from the Nevada DMV to test autonomous vehicles on public roads under a new set of strict safety and financial regulations.
Google has been granted a license to test self-driving cars on Nevada's public roads, subject to safety staffing and insurance requirements.
Смысл: The text discusses Google's attempt to use a complex virtual simulator to certify the safety of self-driving cars, highlighting the efficiency of simulation versus the regulatory demand for real-world testing.
Google developed a 'Matrix-like' simulator to test autonomous cars across millions of virtual kilometers, but California regulators still insist on physical road tests for certification.