Students attempt to bring driverless technology to recreational boating

BUFFALO, N.Y. — A yacht that can pilot itself? This is the goal of three University of Buffalo engineering students who are making strides toward developing technology to create autonomous boats that would take the captain out of the wheelhouse. According to the University of Buffalo News Center, the Buffalo Automation...

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