Michigan aims to lead the world in autonomous driving technology


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  • Thursday, 23 Jul 2015

HUGE COMPLEX: The University of Michigan's Mcity test environment for connected and driverless vehicle covers 32 acres.

The University of Michigan has formally opened a 32-acre playground especially for the development of self-driving and connected cars. 

Called Mcity, it is the world's first environment of its kind dedicated to the development of the technologies that will make self-driving cars a real-world reality, and is a partnership between the university and the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). 

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