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Modern Self-Driving Vehicles Modern Self Driving Vehicles.......if the government has anything to do with it you know nothing can go wrong. Intercom announcement leaving parking lot....."Welcome all people, this is the newest and most modern self-driving vehicle in the world. Developed by companies that were foremost in getting a man on the moon and back safely. I would like to assure you that even though this unit, like our space program, is made by the cheapest bidder.....nothing can go wrong....nothing can go wrong....nothing can go wrong....nothing can go wrong....nothing can go wrong....nothing can go wrong.................................................................................................."  |
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Just what is needed.....an ASS driving the self-driving vehicle.....
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Telsa and Musk aren't doing too good a job with them either according to all the news articles.
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Telsa and Musk aren't doing too good a job with them either according to all the news articles. One year they had a small van size unit that had one gull wing on the passenger side door and a table in the center. I was sold!!! There was a long line to just sit at the table. I think I hit that line about 5 times that day The idea was to have the equivalent of air traffic control towers monitoring the cars along the road with towers like every 20 miles. We are getting closer.....got cell towers now. The 1956 GM Firebird II was the only car ever built with a titanium body. It was also built to drive autonomously on an electronic highway. [image]
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As a side note the first electric car was Scotland’s Robert Anderson, whose motorized carriage was built sometime between 1832 and ’39. Batteries (galvanic cells) were not yet rechargeable, so it was more parlor trick (“Look! No horse nor ox, yet it moves!”) than a transportation device. Another Scot, Robert Davidson of Aberdeen, built a prototype electric locomotive in 1837. A bigger, better version, demonstrated in 1841, could go 1.5 miles at 4 mph towing six tons. Then it needed new batteries. Bout like the electric ones today
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Too bad it didn't come in red, it might have been more popular Howling at the moon and mal ad osteo.
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