GM Driverless Cars, Part II
Well a day was all that was needed to find out what the buzz was about regarding GM’s driverless car announcement. Autobloggreen reports that Larry Burns (GM VP of R&D) says that we could start to see cars park themselves within 5 years.
Makes sense to me. If you have specially outfitted parking lots or garages to accommodate autonomous vehicles (and no people driving around in them) it would make for a very good proving ground to demonstrate their effectiveness and take a first step toward full vehicle autonomy. Plus lots and garages are often private property so there would be fewer hurdles to obtaining approval.
Makes sense to me. If you have specially outfitted parking lots or garages to accommodate autonomous vehicles (and no people driving around in them) it would make for a very good proving ground to demonstrate their effectiveness and take a first step toward full vehicle autonomy. Plus lots and garages are often private property so there would be fewer hurdles to obtaining approval.
Labels: automatic valet, autonomous, parking, vehicle, Vehicle autonomy
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