Mike Montemerlo, talk, gold medal for DARPA Grand Challenge technical leadership

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Abstract: Mike Montemerlo was recognized for leadership and technical contributions that led to the DARPA Grand Challenge victory. Michael Montemerlo is being recognized for his leadership in Stanford Autonomous Driving Team, which led to the victory in the DARPA Grand Challenge. Mike was the chief software architect of the system, and his work influenced all aspects of Stanley's software, from hardware interfaces, perception, mapping, path planning, and control. Mike was the technical leader for the entire team, and his vision and technical strength guided all other team members in this successful project. The DARPA Grand Challenge was widely considered a milestone event for robotics. For the first time, robotic cars proved their ability to navigate extensive desert trails completely autonomously.

Sponsor	Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Speaker	Montemerlo, Mike

Subject	Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Subject	Artificial intelligence
Genre	Lectures

Series 4	Title Series
Finding Aid	Title Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Records (SC1041)
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/df998ds2161
Location	SC1041
Repository	Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory records, 1963-2009

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