DARPA Grand Challenge

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The DARPA Grand Challenge was a series of autonomous vehicle competitions in the 2000s that catalyzed major advances in self-driving car technology and robotics research.

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instanceOf autonomous vehicle competition
robotics competition
aim to accelerate development of autonomous ground vehicles
to advance self-driving car technology
to stimulate robotics research
competitionType off-road autonomous navigation
urban autonomous driving
country United States of America
surface form: United States
eligibility independent teams
private companies
teams from universities
endTime 2007
field artificial intelligence
autonomous vehicles
robotics
hasPart DARPA Grand Challenge self-linksurface differs
surface form: DARPA Grand Challenge 2004

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surface form: DARPA Grand Challenge 2005

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surface form: DARPA Urban Challenge 2007
impact catalyzed major advances in self-driving car technology
demonstrated feasibility of long-range autonomous driving
helped create talent pool for commercial autonomous vehicles
inception 2003
influenced Google self-driving car project
Google self-driving car project
surface form: Waymo

academic robotics research
autonomous vehicle industry
location California, United States
surface form: California

Mojave Desert
Nevada
notableEvent DARPA Urban Challenge held on November 3 2007
first competition held on March 13 2004
second competition held on October 8 2005
notableParticipant Carnegie Mellon University Red Team
Stanford Racing Team
Team Gray
notablePerson Sebastian Thrun
William L Whittaker
notableWinner Boss
Stanley
organizer Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
prizeMoney 1000000 USD
2000000 USD
sponsor Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
surface form: DARPA Information Exploitation Office

Department of Defense
surface form: United States Department of Defense
startTime 2004
succeededBy DARPA Robotics Challenge
website https://www.darpa.mil/grandchallenge

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Boss competition DARPA Grand Challenge
this entity surface form: DARPA Urban Challenge
Carnegie Mellon University Red Team competition DARPA Grand Challenge
Carnegie Mellon University Red Team competition DARPA Grand Challenge
this entity surface form: DARPA Urban Challenge
Stanley competition DARPA Grand Challenge
this entity surface form: 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge
Tartan Racing competition DARPA Grand Challenge
this entity surface form: 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge
DARPA Grand Challenge hasPart DARPA Grand Challenge self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: DARPA Grand Challenge 2004
DARPA Grand Challenge hasPart DARPA Grand Challenge self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: DARPA Grand Challenge 2005
DARPA Grand Challenge hasPart DARPA Grand Challenge self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: DARPA Urban Challenge 2007
Google self-driving car project inspiredBy DARPA Grand Challenge
this entity surface form: DARPA Urban Challenge
Sebastian Thrun participatedIn DARPA Grand Challenge
Stanford Racing Team participatedIn DARPA Grand Challenge
Stanford Racing Team participatedIn DARPA Grand Challenge
this entity surface form: DARPA Urban Challenge
Team Gray participatedIn DARPA Grand Challenge