Build self-driving cars with Genetic Algorithms from scratch

Self-driving car experiments go back to 1939. But it took until the 1980's when universities started to create true, autonomous cars. In Munich, a driverless Mercedes-Benz was going a whopping 130KM/H in 1984.

That is 81 miles per hour. And without crashing. The project received an astronomical funding of 749,000,000 Euros.

These days, you don't need such budgets for artificial intelligence. All you need is a computer with Python on it. But where to start to build the AI for self-driving cars.

In this course you learn to build Neural Networks and Genetic Algorithms from the ground up. Without frameworks that hide all the interesting stuff in a black box, you are going to build a program that trains self-driving cars. You will learn and assemble all the required building blocks and will be amazed that in no time cars are learning to drive autonomously.