
Handout photo from the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles.
Manufacturers are really keen on making self-driving cars a reality!
When we’re driving, we want to DRIVE. But certainly it would be nice to let the computer take over during bumper-to-bumper rush-hour traffic.
We won’t get there for a while, but Toyota and Audi showed off the state of the technology at CES last week with some demos.
Nevada has already legalized autonomous vehicles for public roads, issuing Google the first license of its kind last year.
More companies undoubtedly will follow suit.
These computer-controlled vehicles use visual indicators, artificial intelligence software (which is what they’ll use to take over the world!), GPS and various sensors to navigate their way.
Check out more on the robot-driven cars from CNET here.






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