Self-driving cars are the assistive device nobody markets
An excerpt from Nobody's Driving: A Neurologist on the Self-Driving Century, and Why One Company Can't Be Allowed to Own It. The numbers vary by study, but somewhere between a third and two-thirds of stroke survivors are back behind the…
An excerpt from Nobody’s Driving: A Neurologist on the Self-Driving Century, and Why One Company Can’t Be Allowed to Own It.
The numbers vary by study, but somewhere between a third and two-thirds of stroke survivors are back behind the wheel within a year. Driving is one of the most demanding things an ordinary brain does: It requires cognition, perception, emotional control, and motor control, all at once, and a …
Self-driving cars are the assistive device nobody markets
