Why data handling may put a bump on the road to autonomous driving

Felipe Henao Brand is senior product manager at Talend.

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Felipe Henao

November 25, 2021 03:29 PM

Autonomous driving is a technology of the future. If one day vehicles will be able to drive themselves, the concept of what a "car" is will need to be rethought.

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