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    This document provides information about a student's seminar on Google's driverless car. It includes the student's name, roll number, class, contact information, and seminar title. The abstract summarizes that Google has invested significant resources in developing the driverless Google Car, but it faces challenges from threatening existing industries and needs to establish a competitive advantage over traditional car manufacturers. The keywords listed are electronic stability control, anti-locking braking system, and cruise control. References cited publications discussing driverless cars and their legal status. The document concludes with signatures from the seminar guide, coordinator, and head of department approving the seminar.

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    This document provides information about a student's seminar on Google's driverless car. It includes the student's name, roll number, class, contact information, and seminar title. The abstract summarizes that Google has invested significant resources in developing the driverless Google Car, but it faces challenges from threatening existing industries and needs to establish a competitive advantage over traditional car manufacturers. The keywords listed are electronic stability control, anti-locking braking system, and cruise control. References cited publications discussing driverless cars and their legal status. The document concludes with signatures from the seminar guide, coordinator, and head of department approving the seminar.

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    TE Abstract Format 2019-20 Sem I

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    This document provides information about a student's seminar on Google's driverless car. It includes the student's name, roll number, class, contact information, and seminar title. The abstract summarizes that Google has invested significant resources in developing the driverless Google Car, but it faces challenges from threatening existing industries and needs to establish a competitive advantage over traditional car manufacturers. The keywords listed are electronic stability control, anti-locking braking system, and cruise control. References cited publications discussing driverless cars and their legal status. The document concludes with signatures from the seminar guide, coordinator, and head of department approving the seminar.

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    K.C.E.

    SOCIETY’S
    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & I.T. JALGAON – 425001
    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING
    Academic Year 2019-20 SEM – I

    Name of the Student :- Manish Chandrakant Sakalkar


    PRN Number :- 21510620171124510038 Roll No:- 25
    Class:- TE Comp.
    Mobile No.:-8308181847
    Email ID :-manishsakalkar@gmail.com
    Seminar Title :-Google Driver Less Car.

    Abstract:-
    Google dramatic ascent and subsequent domination in the past fifteen years of the technology
    and information industries has financially enabled Google to explore seemingly unrelated
    projects ranging from Google Mail to the Google Car. In particular, Google has invested a
    significant amount of resources in the Google Car, an integrated system that allows for the
    driverless operation of a vehicle. While initial reports indicate that the Google Car driverless
    automobile will be more safe and efficient than current vehicles, the Google Car is not
    without its critics. In particular, the existential threat that the car presents to several large
    industries, including the insurance, health care and construction industries, creates an
    additional challenge to the success of the Google Car well beyond the standard competitive
    threats from other established car manufacturers in the automobile industry, which begs the
    question, Can the Google Car be successful? With so many challenges above and beyond the
    competitive forces typically threatening long- term profitability, will the Google Car be able
    to create and sustain a competitive advantage for Google in the driverless car space?

    Keywords:- Electronic stability control, anti-breaking system, cruise control.

    References:-

    [1] "What Is a Driverless Car". WiseGeek. Retrieved 11 October 2013.


    [2] Kelly, Heather (30 October 2012). "Self-driving cars now legal inCalifornia". CNN.
    Retrieved 11 October 2013.
    [3] "U.S. Department of Transportation Releases Policy on Automated Vehicle
    Development". National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. 30 May 2013.
    Retrieved 18 December 2013

    Seminar Guide Seminar Coordinator HOD


    Mrs. Pradnya Vikhar Ms. H. V. Talele Mrs. M. T. Kolhe

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