Make Driving Chill | vivek Aithal
We were cruising at a comfortable 50 miles per hour on San Diego’s I5 as we came up on a bend. I intuitively held on to the seat in front of me, as I was filming from the back seat. George was sitting comfortably, with his hands on his lap, talking to the rest of us about what’s in store for Comma.ai. The car followed the lane without breaking a sweat.
We were cruising at a comfortable 50 miles per hour on San Diego’s I5 as we came up on a bend. I intuitively held on to the seat in front of me, as I was filming from the back seat. George was sitting comfortably, with his hands on his lap, talking to the rest of us about what’s in store for Comma.ai. The car followed the lane without breaking a sweat. “I can’t believe this is possible. It’s a phone on the windshield!”, I said. “Yup”, replied George. “And there are about 10 of us in the company”. I spent this summer in sunny San Diego, interning at Comma.ai as part of the research team.…
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