It’s almost
normal that cars don’t need drivers nowadays because they are autonomous and
can drive without our interference. Those cars use top-notch
technologies and very sophisticated algorithms to handle every kind of
situations but have you ever wondered how the autonomous car see
the road and the whole traffic? It’s very interesting and intimidating at the
same time. Watch this video and find it out!
- Have you ever wondered how the driverless car sees the road?
- Did you find anything new in this video? If yes, what was the most interesting for you?
- Are you interested in the technologies like autonomous cars?
Comments
Now seriously, it is amazing how technologies are evolving and we are getting closer and closer to the simple truth -- human is the main problem of everything. Removing one away from a steering wheel is the righteous thing. Also to this self navigation system I would add crappy road recognition. If you ever happen to travel in Ukraine by car, be ready for a spontaneous holes in the road, some trees growing right through the asphalt, or even the absence of the road surface at all. The car should definitely react to such occasions, the hardest among them being actual presence of the road on the maps while complete absence of it in reality. Yes, this is also a thing in my homeland lol :)
2.Did you find anything new in this video? If yes, what was the most interesting for you?
I didn't know that the sensor can recognize not just as a car, and the police, as the school bus and it requires special treatment.
3.Are you interested in the technologies like autonomous cars?
Very much, but I immediately have a question whether it is necessary in the future to obtain a driver's license if everyone will have Autonomous cars? Who will be guilty in case of accident?
I think that obtaining a driver's license will be necessary or it will be changed to a paper saying that you will be guilty in case of accident. Human is always the weakest part.
I didn’t know that google car is able to recognize types of vehicles, like police, and i am really impressed by these policeman gesture recognition. I think this is extremely interesting technology, and it has huge potential. If all cars were self driving, they could share data and maybe we could eliminate things like traffic jams.
I think I can say I am interested in technologies like self driving cars. I am more into neural networks, but they are tools for creating such amazing technologies.
Most of the things I was aware of as video is from 2015 and a lot has changed since then e.g.: Chris Urmson doesn’t work for Google anymore. To be honest I didn’t know that self-driving systems do some kind of advanced reasoning e.g. predicting other car’s lane change because of closed road ahead of it.
Yes, it is really interesting area for me, however, as a petrolhead I am little bit sad that in next 20-25 years driving cars by humans will probably be prohibited.
The problem that is prevalent is that in order for the whole system to work flawlessly we need: everybody to have one, godlike software thats literally flawless in the way it behaves or for normal cars and their drivers to ease out on how they can ,will and should behave.
What impressed me most was the distinction of vehicles, such as police, I have no idea how they did it, but a really amazing thing.
It is an amazing technology but I am of the opinion that it will never replace a man, his self-preservation instinct as well as anticipating what may happen, I also think that this is a cool idea but I do not know if it works on the whole city because it would be necessary to change the way this technology
Key benefits of self-driving vehicles (cars, trains, planes, boats):
Environmental: More efficient driving lowers fuel & energy consumption, road congestion and CO2 emission.
Convenience & comfort: Improved mobility and independence of the young, elderly and disabled. Cars will turn into meeting rooms and entertainment centers.
Cost savings: Fuel and maintenance cost reduction. Car ownership will also decrease.
Yes, I am very interested in technologies such as self-propelled or autonomous cars because of the benefits that these cars have for the transportation system.
Hmmm, I like some 'drawings' so the most interesting for me was part with recognized objects (9:31). I have never considered that driverless car can recognize so much objects around him.
As I said, I like new technologies and I like to watch some videos about games/computers/autonomous cars but I'm sure that I will not use a lot of them in my life due to security of my family.
I think this is the future to create programm that can autonomusly decide what to do and when to do it, it is basically some sort of AI, but I don't think in nearest future i would like to try dirveless car I would feel very uncomfortable and weird, I don't think i could lay my life in machine "hands". I think the most interesting thing is the way like car geometrically understands the world as he said for example about crowded places.
For me, the most interesting is now a program that recognizes objects and lanes. Because I saw such a problem when the car stops moving, because it does not find lanes on the road.
Yes, this is an interesting topic. The topic of the future, but I follow its development, and I can not comment more interesting than the speaker did.
The autopilot in cars is the truth? Yes! Though the system is still in embryo now, being, in fact, the following step in development cruise control with the radar which meets on many cars for a long time.
But the autopilot is only part of changes in the last update of software of Tesla: except it the possibility of the independent parking, the new service display and some completions of the ventilation system has appeared.
The system works as follows: you come out to the highway, expose the handle cruise control the necessary speed, and then pull it on yourself to activate the Autosteer mode.
Using lot of cameras and sensors which are included in basic equipment of Model S since the end of 2014, the car itself behaves within strip. And you sit, having relaxed and do nothing by hands and legs until to you is not impatient to move down from the highway.
Though it is necessary to look at the road all the same, opportunity not to twist wheel and not to press pedal in plug does trip much more weakened. We still like to drive, do not even doubt – but crush on the clogged roads or driving on long boring routes of technology can be made more comfortable.
I always thought that support systems are going to work out a solution that is an automatic pilot. In this lesson, I learned that these are two completely different concepts. Artificial Intelligence is able to radically minimize the number of accidents in comparison to driver assistance systems.
Yes, I'm very interested. I think it is a very good solution and I hope it will come into effect as soon as possible. I think so, because saving every single human life is very valuable.
Frankly I've had a chance to review this material before and have been familiar with it prior to watching.
Autonomous cars are the future but may prove useful in short term before a new more convenient method of transport is introduced. Personally I doubt cars will remain most common source of transport for long after society decides it's time for no human drivers. The idea of a well developed hyperloop system may be a more economic solution to transport in long term.
No, I didn’t, because I have already wrote that I studied this topic before.
Yes, it’s a fascinating topic for me. When I was starting my role in AI and data science one of the first things that I learned was the self-driving cars. I was thinking about graduate work on this topic (like a self-driving bot in GTA) but chose another topic for my work. If I would have a possibility in future to work in projecting self-driving car I will be pleased.
Yes, of course, I thought about it, but did not go into this topic. Basically, I understand how various tools and mechanisms work with the help of AI. But I liked this video analysis.
Did you find anything new in this video? If yes, what was the most interesting for you?
Yes, I learned some details about which I had not previously heard. Most of all I was impressed by the situation on the video with the cyclist, who drove at the prohibitory traffic light sign.
Are you interested in the technologies like autonomous cars?
This is one of the most popular topics today. In any case, you need to know how these technologies work in order to keep up with the times.
Yes, I was interested in this topic. After all, this is innovation and our future. Sooner or later all cars will have autopilot.
2.Did you find anything new in this video? If yes, what was the most interesting for you?It was very unusual to find out that smart sensors are built into the car. They not only determine the car nearby but also fix its appearance. Also, the sensor knows that the school buses and police cars need special attention on the roadway.
3.Are you interested in the technologies like autonomous cars?
I am very interested in autonomous car technology. And I dream to buy myself one in the future.
I love when speaker called people “terrible drivers”. I think so too. People are just bad, they made a lot of stupid things that lead to accidents.
I am interesting in those technologies, but personally I prefer “normal” cars, just because I love driving, and it’s extremely pleasant for me to drive a car.
Yes I have heard about this topic before. And really interested in it. I think that we should get rid of drivers and just give computers right to drive.
Did you find anything new in this video? If yes, what was the most interesting for you?
I didn't find new information but I do find some interesting footage and also a lot of funny stories like a story of old lady chasing duck on the road. It's really interesting that you cannot prepare to anything that can happen on the road.
Are you interested in the technologies like autonomous cars?
I'm looking forward to see this technologies on the road, because there are so many challenges to overcome to bring this beautiful technologie to life.
2. Maybe minor things, because most of mentioned ones are quite obvious to me.
3. Yes! But they are still quite dangerous as far as I know and need more time to improve them. That’s why companies test them mainly in the private areas not to harm people.
Anything new? Hmm.. You did article about autonomous car last semester, so I just updated my information now. AI is very powerfull tool in my opinion - it show us a piece of the future, it can solve many of our every day problems. I'm looking forward to any new piece of tech :)