Self-Driving Cars
Everything that moves will go autonomous
Automated driving
Automated driving
Level Zero: Driver Only
Level Two: Partial Automation
Level Three: Conditional Automation
Level One: Assisted
Level Four: High Automation
Level Five: Full Automation
This one is simple, it’s when you completely drive yourself.
Cars that we mostly drive today belong here, so they can take over some non-vital processes involved in driving
When the system can take over control in some specific use cases but driver still has to monitor system
driver doesn’t have to monitor the system but has to be in a position where the control can quickly be resumed
system can cope with all the situations automatically during the whole journey and no driver is required. Which means you have no choice
there is no need for a human operator for a specific use case or a part of a journey
What kind of sensors? LIDAR or not?
What kind of sensors? LIDAR or not?
Companies like Google are relying on LIDAR technology, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging and is a remote sensing method that uses light in the form of a pulsed laser to measure ranges (variable distances) to the surrounding environment.
New types of precomputed maps?
How Will Insurance Change
Source article: Let’s Talk About Self-Driving Cars
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