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We have cars navigating america autonomously as we speak. [1] From a regulatory perspective, I think driver-less cars are making better progress than drones, b
by shubb 12y ago
We have cars navigating america autonomously as we speak. [1]
From a regulatory perspective, I think driver-less cars are making better progress than drones, because auto regulations are more relaxed than air.
[1]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3006700/Driverless-car-begins-history-making-3-500-mile-cross-country-journey.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3006700/Driverless-c...
... Oh god I just linked the daily mail. Sorry I'm at work and picked the first link when I googled.
- CPLX 12y agoNo, actually we don't. From your article's headline: "Two people will be in the specially rigged Audi in case of emergencies"
- narrowrail 12y agoJust for comparison, I had phones (flip-phones, mind you) from Samsung, LG, and Motorola with NFC in 2006. We could use them at MCD's, 7-eleven, and a few other places. Fast-forward 9 years and there has been little uptake, except that there are phones actually available to people with NFC, and acceptance is more commonplace. In general, people take much longer to adopt new technology than we would like to see. edit: grammar