Driverless cars sense their surroundings using technology such as lidar, radar, GPS, and computer vision.
The sensory information is then processed to navigate appropriate pathways for the vehicle to take, avoiding any obstacles and also obeying the road signs.
The car uses a digital map, which can be constantly updated according to sensory input. This allows the vehicle to adapt to changing situations, as well as travel through previously unknown territories
The sensory information is then processed to navigate appropriate pathways for the vehicle to take, avoiding any obstacles and also obeying the road signs.
The car uses a digital map, which can be constantly updated according to sensory input. This allows the vehicle to adapt to changing situations, as well as travel through previously unknown territories
Advantages of Driverless Cars
Without the need for a driver, cars
could become mini-leisure rooms. There would be more space and no need
for everyone to face forwards. Entertainment technology, such as video
screens, could be used to lighten long journeys without the concern of
distracting the driver.
Over 80% of car crashes in the USA are caused by driver error. There would be no bad drivers and less mistakes on the roads, if all vehicles became driverless. Drunk and drugged drivers would also be a thing of the past.
Travelers would be able to journey overnight and sleep for the duration.
Over 80% of car crashes in the USA are caused by driver error. There would be no bad drivers and less mistakes on the roads, if all vehicles became driverless. Drunk and drugged drivers would also be a thing of the past.
Travelers would be able to journey overnight and sleep for the duration.
Traffic could be coordinated more easily
in urban areas to prevent long tailbacks at busy times. Commute times
could be reduced drastically.see more pic below
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