Stanford mechanical engineering Professor Chris Gerdes explains his team’s research comparing the performance of their automated vehicle, Shelley, versus two professional race car drivers. The humans had a slight edge over Shelley because they drove their car to its limits and adapted to the path that opened up in the moment – an insight entrepreneurs should heed, Gerdes says.
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