Joker Racer – “Truly-Remote” Control Car Over The Internet
Posted on May 20th, 2009 by Akky Akimoto
A team of Joker Racer, a project by Tokyo-based Jokerworks Corp. to make remote control cars (and possibly real cars) controlled over the internet to provide virtual-but-real driving experience by using on-car linux and web cam, is visiting the Silicon Valley for their demonstration trip including O’Reilly Where 2.0 and Ignite + Launch Pad.
Yoski Akamatsu, a project leader of the Joker Racer, is known by his web company SideFeed Inc. and its RSS feed related services [J], some of which are also provided in English.
Joker Racer is also presented at the last Tokyo2point0 in bilingual (Japanese/English).
Author Information Akky Akimoto is one of the first pro-bloggers [J] in Japan. As an individual he writes for Asiajin and his own Japanese weblog. He also produces web services including IvRead.com and Narabe.com. Twitter @akky 3 Responses to “Joker Racer – “Truly-Remote” Control Car Over The Internet”
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