Drive.ai To Turn Car Into A Driverless Car

by SpeedLux

More than ever, vehicle makers and transport are discovering ways to integrate automatic driving into their product offerings. Tech business like Google, Uber, Lyft as well as automobile companies like Tesla, Toyota and Hyundai can all clearly see exactly what pushes the road ahead. Now one more business goes into the fray: Drive.ai.

Drive.ai, doesn’t make a vehicle, it will sell a driverless automobile package that will enable motorists to retrofit their existing car with the gear required for it to pilot itself. An in-car system will offer the brain of the driverless vehicle, while a roof-mounted display will let drivers interact.

The appeal for self-driving automobiles is apparent to some, the visually-impaired and elderly can unexpectedly partake it efficient transportation.

With every vehicle communicating with each other accidents would go way down. Drive.ai wishes to enhance interaction not just between cars however in between pedestrians and others around the car also.

Other companies such as Uber and Google are likewise using deep learning artificial intelligence to solve the issue of autopilot in daily vehicles.

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James Poirier September 3, 2016 - 12:24 pm

New York City’s “Ground Zero” is the World Transportation Center (WTC), the point of origin for America’s new driverless-car system.

When you search “World Transportation Center” on the Google Maps app, Manhattan’s former World Trade Center (WTC) comes up.

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