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Peachtree Corners releases video to help explain Curiosity Lab

Peachtree Corners has released a short video that reveals what the Curiosity Lab of Peachtree Corners is currently doing and what programs are anticipated in the very near future. (Courtesy Peachtree Corners)
Peachtree Corners has released a short video that reveals what the Curiosity Lab of Peachtree Corners is currently doing and what programs are anticipated in the very near future. (Courtesy Peachtree Corners)
By Karen Huppertz
Nov 20, 2019

It’s been two years since Peachtree Corners embarked on an innovative initiative to create the Curiosity Lab at Peachtree Corners, a smart city and autonomous vehicle living laboratory. The lab is where advanced vehicles and technologies of all kinds can come to be tested and perfected in an open and unchoreographed environment.

For anyone wondering what exactly this looks like, Peachtree Corners has released a short video that reveals what the Curiosity Lab of Peachtree Corners is currently doing and what programs are anticipated in the very near future “where human intelligence, artificial intelligence and smart mobility converge.”

View the short video: www.vimeo.com/373942338. Information: www.curiositylabptc.com.

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