Let’s Build A Self Driving Car

Ramakrishna Damodharan, CEO, Robomy | Mohammed Afsal, CTO, Robomy

11-Oct-18 11:00

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As Jeremy Clarkson would say, how hard can it be? But that’s what robomy wants to teach you, or more specifically to teach students and youths the age of 13 - 17. Ramakrishna Damodharan & Mohammed Afsal from Robomy share with us their journey on how they met and why building a self driving car is crucial for talent development.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu

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Categories: Education, Technology, Tech, Medical Innovation and Technology

Tags: tech talk, artificial intelligence, raspberry pi, self driving, car, autonomous,

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