Intel launches ‘GO’ brand for self-driving car tech | Fortune

by Alex Kirkpatrick

05 January 2017

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The Intel GO brand, which was announced at CES in Las Vegas, includes a series of hardware and software development kits to help developers and engineers test and improve autonomous driving applications. Intel GO’s platform will take sensor data from cameras or radars on the vehicle and combine them with high-definition maps and artificial intelligence to determine the path the car is going to take, Doug Davis, senior vice president, of Intel Automated Driving Group, explained.

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