Open-source Mcity Digital Twin Revolutionizes Autonomous Vehicle Testing
January 9, 2025
Explore Mcity’s open-source digital twin, a virtual tool for autonomous vehicle testing, accessible globally.
Explore Mcity’s open-source digital twin, a virtual tool for autonomous vehicle testing, accessible globally.
Bills to expand Michigan’s open records laws to include the governor’s office were among the first introduced this session.
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