A startup crashes robots in a virtual world so they fail safely

A startup crashes robots in a virtual world so they fail safely

An Ann Arbor company founded out of the University of Michigan by Howie Sun and Henry Liu is building an automatic safety tester for robots and self-driving cars. It copies real streets and buildings into a lifelike video-game world, then lets a computer troublemaker try to cause accidents there before the machines work around people.

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