Kutatócsoport dolgozik az önvezető jövőért

01/18/2021 - 09:17

A győri Széchenyi István Egyetem önálló kutatási egységeként működő Járműipari Kutatóközpontban több különböző munkacsoport is tevékenykedik a SZTAKI-val együttműködésben. Egyikük az autonóm járművek tesztelésével kapcsolatos kutatásokat végzi a zalaegerszegi ZalaZONE-on.

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