There have been numerous reported accidents involving self-driving cars, but aside from that, we have to ask ourselves whether or not this technology can fully integrate into our lifestyles.
Perhaps early-stage testing on NYC streets isn’t prudent? Thoughts?
It makes sense that General Motors would invest into these new technologies as the auto industry continues to change.
The CargoPod has eight compartments (pods) that can hold up to three bags of groceries.
The Level 3 semi-autonomous driving can take control of the car at speeds up to 37 mph on a highway with a barrier between traffic.
Tesla’s documentation and driver warnings concerning Autopilot are numerous and make it clear that the system isn’t intended to replace a human driver.
The Google X geniuses are heading back to the drawing board in the case of their self-driving car. The California Department of Motor Vehicles has … Read more…
In a blog post yesterday, Google showed off it’s prototype self-driving car with no steering wheel or gas and brake pedals. While the design is comical and cutesy it’s the technology underneath that which makes this a very cool project and should be on every tech nuts radar.
