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Watch: Driverless car companies have turned to hyper-realistic virtual worlds to safely test their cars against some of the most extreme scenarios.

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Why Driverless Cars Are Taking ‘Hyper-Realistic’ Virtual Driving Lessons

No matter how many real-world miles driverless cars experience, it’s unlikely they’ll come up against all of the rare and dangerous incidents they could encount

1:00 AM · Sep 24, 2022

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Testing your software against other software be like:

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If fake vehicle can added, then it will also be possible to remove the real vehicles. Also need to work on emergency situations scenarios, otherwise its will be a soft target for robbers and criminals.

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