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Driverless vehicles to get better ‘vision’

The CSIRO’s Data61 innovation group has announced a partnership with Chinese company ZongMu Technology to develop ‘human’ sight for autonomous vehicles.

The partnership will aim to overcome one of the most significant technical challenges with the vehicles – vision that can detect and understand road signs, read traffic conditions, and

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