Volkswagen and Stanford: Parking Cars Without People
Yesterday at Stanford University, the world's valets were put on notice. The crew at Volkswagen's Vehicle Innovation Lab (VAIL) hosted an event for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, where the diplomat from Deutschland got to see first-hand what VW has been working on for the past five years, and what kind of practical implementations are around the corner.
Source: Volkswagen and Stanford: Parking Cars Without People
Source: Volkswagen and Stanford: Parking Cars Without People
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