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Keep in mind: at no point has any manufacturer stated that a self-driving car - even at level 5 - would be allowed to drive itself around without a person in th
by developer2 10y ago
Keep in mind: at no point has any manufacturer stated that a self-driving car - even at level 5 - would be allowed to drive itself around without a person in the driver's seat. The idea that people will avoid parking by having their car drive around empty is absurd, and completely out of touch with how self-driving cars would operate within the next 20-30 years.
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- JimmyAustin 10y agoAudi have already shown off something like that: http://www.zdnet.com/article/audis-self-parking-car-whats-stopping-the-tech-getting-on-our-roads/ http://www.zdnet.com/article/audis-self-parking-car-whats-st...
- Tepix 10y agoElon Musk has stated that you'll be able summon your car from the other side of the country. It will even charge itself itself on the way. I think not having to deal with parking will be one of the major benefits of self driving cars. It gets even better if you just rent a car for a couple of minutes instead of owning it. Hopefully it'll be like a taxi at a much lower cost.
- usrusr 10y agoConsidering that as of now, not having to deal with parking already is one of the greatest benefits of not having a car I think this is spot on. Creeping to the next free parking spot while scanning online availability data could easily be the one task where robotic cars would be consistently safer than drivers.