US start-up company Cruise launches unmanned system for sale of $10,000

Cruise founder of the product called the "highway autopilot" equipment Beijing time June 24 Morning News, a San Francisco start-up company Cruise is planning to launch a first-generation unmanned system for ordinary users. Cruise a total of 8 employees. The company has launched a retrofit kit for unmanned vehicles, priced at $10,000, for Audi A4 and S5. The product is now under reservation and the company will start shipping from early next year. "1/3 of American professionals spend more than 1 hours a day commuting," says Kyle Vogt, Curise's CEO. This is tedious and dangerous. Now, with technology, we can make a difference. "With the cruise, the driver simply clicks a button to allow the drone to take over the car's accelerator, brakes and steering wheel." Cruise's founder called the Product "Highway autopilot", a step between a traditional car and a complete driverless car. Motorists still need to drive the car first onto the freeway and drive it into the right lane. Walter hopes the system will give motorists more time off. "For most people, when they commute by car or by car, they just sit behind the wheel and hope the car can drive faster," he says. When you use this system, you don't have to be overly concerned about it, so you don't feel too much pain and pressure. "Walt plans to launch the system for more models, but it will take 3-5 years to work with carmakers," he said. "We need 6-9 months to test and verify before we can start selling," says Walter. This is not because of the law, but because we need to face reality. It's a security control system, so we need to make sure it's safe before we sell it. "(D-Gold)