5. DRIVERLESS CAR
• Driverless car is a self-driving car which use software called
“Google Chauffeur” But it’s also allow people to control the
car.
• Driverless car can drive by itself because it use light radar
sensor or Lidar to keep distance from other vehicles. It’s also
use GPS to navigate places that we want to go.
7. DRIVERLESS CAR
• Nowadays the large amounts of accident from vehicles have
been increasing a lot over years. This is because of humans
don’t pay much attention while they’re driving on the road,
their mind were busy thinking of other things or playing on
phones. Therefore the car need to drive for them so Google
invented a car that doesn’t need people to drive. That car is
called “Google Driverless Car”
9. DRIVERLESS CAR
• People don’t have to drive the car.
• Less accidents on the road.
• We can do other things while we’re in the car instead of just
driving.
• Utilize the time.
13. GOOGLE SHOWS OFF DRIVERLESS CAR PROTOTYPE
WITH NO STEERING WHEEL, ACCELERATOR PEDAL OR
BRAKE PEDAL
14. According to Google, its driverless cars won't have a steering wheel, accelerator
pedal, or brake pedal because "they don't need them."
"Our software and sensors do all the work. The vehicles will be very basic-we want
to learn from them and adapt them as quickly as possible-but they will take you
where you want to go at the push of a button," Chris Urmson, director of Google's
Self-Driving Car Project said in a post on Google's official blog.
The cars will have sensors that remove blind spots and they can detect objects out
to a distance of more than two football fields in all directions. Google has capped the
speed of these first vehicles at 40kmph (25mph). The two-seater vehicles will have
only basic comforts: a space for passengers' belongings, buttons to start and stop,
and a screen that shows the route.
Google is planning to build about a hundred prototype vehicles but early versions
of these vehicles will have manual controls.
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