Udacity Creates An Open Source Platform For Self-Driving Car

Udacity is building an open source self-driving car, and we want your help! Join the effort to create the world's first open source autonomous vehicle. We've broken down the problem into multiple complex challenges, and you or a team can compete to have your solution run in a real self-driving car.

 Challenge 1, 2, 3 and 4 Done

 Challenge 5 Coming Soon....Click here to see more and join...

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