Audi says it will sell motorway self-driving cars in a few years

NetEase Science and technology news November 25, according to Japan's Kyodo report, the German Audi Automotive company responsible for the electronic business of the highest head of Richie Fordy recently in an interview with Kyodo said, will be in the next few years in the global market can be sold on the highway automatic driving cars. The self-driving car is equipped with cameras and other devices, and the car replaces the steering wheel and throttle. Toyota, Nissan, Honda and other Japanese car dealers also strive to achieve the listing. Toyota and Honda are planning to launch an automated highway drive to the market around 2015 and 2020 years ago. Foday was interviewed at the Tokyo Motor Show. He said that the actual use of automatic vehicle driving on ordinary roads is "a time of need" because of the complex systems that require the control of dangerous conditions such as pedestrians and reverse vehicles. BMW and Daimler also described the development of autopilot at the auto show venue. Mihael Heimles, head of BMW's automatic driving research, said the company has been developing automatic driving technology since 2002. The owner did not mention the time of commercialization, but said that "the accident was caused by the driver." Machines that react faster than humans will be used to reduce accidents. "The senior vice president of Daimler's passenger car division, Jorchim, has reached a higher technical stage in the way of automatic driving on ordinary roads, and pilot driving has been successful, but commercialization is expected to be" for a certain number of years, "he said.