Self-Driving Car: The Amazing 3-Point Turn! #shorts
Watch this self-driving car execute a 3-point turn with human-like precision. The differential allows for a smooth and natural motion. It's an absolute pleasure to watch! #SelfDrivingCar #AutonomousVehicle #Tech #Innovation from Tesla In The Gong
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Autonomous Car’s Amazing Decision: Will It Turn? #shorts
Witness a self-driving car navigate a tricky intersection! It's watching one vehicle, but another approaches. Will the AI commit and make the turn? Good stuff! #SelfDrivingCar #AutonomousVehicles #AI #Tech #FutureOfDriving from Tesla In The Gong
A driverless car without steering wheel, pedals, or gear shift
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqSDWoAhvLU
What does a built-from-the-ground-up Google Self-Driving Car Project look like? Well, you start by taking away all the things that allow you to actually drive the thing — you take away the steering wheel and pedals that give a driver control.
Two Seats — No Back Or Front
There’s no steering wheel, pedals, or gear shift. Instead, just push a button and they’ll take you where you want to go!
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Safety First
The car has about two feet worth of foam in the front to dampen any collision, and a plastic windshield instead of shatterable glass.
The self-driving car is part of a bigger vision for re-envisioning the transportation environment. If you look at people who are too old, too young, or disabled, and can’t get around, that’s a big challenge for them. Just imagine, how could this change transportation for them. Expect to see about 100-200 prototypes by end of this year on road.
Google wants to reinvent the car by replacing the whole idea of driving
The next stage of Auto Industry will be a paradigm shift as an ultimate driverless machine rather than a marginal gain.
Automakers are taking an incremental approach, where they let the car drive itself in the situations it can handle and turn control back over to the human driver when the car encounters something it can’t handle. Google says that won’t work, and has data to prove it. The problem is that the carmakers’ approach requires that the human “driver” remain ready and alert at all times, doing all of the mental work of driving so that if called upon to take over they know what’s going on and what needs to be done. Given how many people don’t pay adequate attention to their driving even when they are in sole control of the vehicle, this is clearly insane.
Google tested it by giving 100 employees semi-automated cars and then recording the results. Even though the employees knew the technology was a prototype, as soon as they saw it working well they immediately put far too much confidence in it, proceeding to ignore the road for large amounts of time. These employees were skilled engineers with a deep understanding of automation and much better able to judge what the car can or cannot do than the general population.and their judgment terrified the skilled engineers who built the vehicles. That is why it is extremely tough to get from incremental improvement to full self-driving.
Stay updated on Google News with the latest updates from Google Home/Assistant ecosystem.So, Google Self-Driving Car Project believes in an all or nothing approach: either the car must be able to handle the job entirely on its own or it’s not ready for real-world deployment. At a minimum, if the car encounters a situation it can’t handle it must be able to give the human driver plenty of notice before he or she has to take over. Expecting the driver to be ready to take over at any instant simply will not work.
Of course, what’s even better is if we simply remove human driving from the equation entirely. Get the car to the point where it can really handle anything that can come up, and remove the human controls. That is what Google is working towards.
Google is attempting autonomy in city driving, a challenge, at a different order of magnitude from what BMW and most of the rest are aiming for. In some ways this is primarily a mapping challenge. There is a kind of ambitious genius in what Google is aiming for – and of course the implications, positive and negative, are debatable – but the spirit of it seems to go against the grain of what people are ready for.
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A car from the future, people are willing to get inside today. The future’s coming a lot faster than we thought.
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„Prompt-Verkehrsschilder” können autonome Fahrzeuge vom Weg abbringen
Na, freut Ihr Euch auch so auf autonomes Fahren ?
Freaky Self-Driving Car Knows Roundabouts? AMAZING! #shorts
Watch this car's self-driving feature handle weird silences, hidden cars, and roundabouts! It's surreal how well it picks up on subtle nuances. Could you see yourself using this? #SelfDrivingCar #Tesla #FutureTech #CarTech #AutonomousVehicles from Tesla In The Gong
Weekly output: Uber and Lucid’s robotaxi, Craig Newmark on dodging scams, Jensen Huang on engineering, Better Offline podcast
I got back from CES Friday morning, which means I’ve now more or less caught up with my sleep deficit from those frenetic five days in Las Vegas but still have a lot of writing to do.
1/5/2026: This Is the Robotaxi That Lucid and Nuro Are Building for Uber, PCMag
I wrote the first version of this off an embargoed copy of Uber’s announcement, then did an in-person inspection of Uber’s forthcoming self-driving version of the Lucid Gravity electric vehicle and updated the story two days later.
1/7/2026: Craiglist’s founder has some simple rules for not losing your mind—or money—on the internet, Fast Company
My video interview with Craig Newmark happened back in December–without any PR minder on the call–but online scams are an unfortunately evergreen topic.
1/7/2026: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: This Is Why I’m Lucky to Be an Engineer, PCMag
It was a treat to see Huang accept the engineering group IEEE’s annual medal of honor at a private event and gush a little about his chosen profession–the same one that my dad picked in college.
1/8/2026: CES 2026: Part Seven (Thursday), Better Offline
As I did last year, I wrapped up CES by joining tech gadfly Ed Zitron’s Better Offline podcast at the hotel suite he booked in Vegas for a lengthy conversation about what we saw at the show and what that says about the state of technology. My fellow guests in this Thursday night recording session: standup comedian Chloe Radlciffe and fellow writers Garrison Davis, Robert Evans, Westin Lee, and Ed Ongweso. After some post-recording banter, I went from there to the airport and fell asleep within maybe 10 minutes of takeoff.
#autonomousVehicle #BetterOffline #ces #CraigNewmark #Craiglist #EdZitron #IEEE #JensenHuang #LasVegas #LucidGravity #Nvidia #onlineScams #PauseTake9 #podcast #robotaxi #selfDrivingCar #Take9 #Uber #Vegas
Tin công nghệ mới nhất:
📱 Lãnh đạo Samsung vừa đề cập khả năng giá của Galaxy S26 sẽ tăng.
🤖 Cùng lúc đó, Nvidia đẩy mạnh hợp tác để phát triển xe tự lái.
#CôngNghe #Samsung #GalaxyS26 #Nvidia #XeTựLái #Tech #SelfDrivingCar
FSD Drives Like A Human: Tricky Aussie Roads Tested! #shorts
Watch as a self-driving car navigates winding, hilly Australian roads with ease. Roundabouts and narrow lanes? No problem! See its human-like precision. #SelfDrivingCar #AutonomousVehicles #AussieRoads #TechInnovation from Tesla In The Gong
Self-Driving Car Avoids Parked Cars: Amazing Tech! #shorts
Watch this self-driving trailer flawlessly avoid parked cars without any human intervention! See how it favors the left, adjusts for obstacles, and even uses indicators. Truly stunning autonomous driving in action. #SelfDrivingCar #AutonomousVehicles #TechInnovation #FutureOfDriving from Tesla In The Gong
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