self driving
Look Ma, No Hands! The advent of self-driving cars is one of the most disruptive technologies in development today.
An Introduction to Autonomous Vehicles
Have you ever thought about being in traffic back home and rest in your car by taking your hands off the steering wheel? Or read a book, watch videos while the car is in the chaos of traffic jams?
Jair RibeiroPublished 3 years ago in WheelDriverless 18-Wheelers Are Already On the Highways
There was a report on 60 Minutes on Sunday, March 15, 202o that got a lot of public attention. The popular CBS news magazine and television program is watched by thousands. People were informed that driverless 18-wheelers are already being tested on public highways.
Margaret MinnicksPublished 4 years ago in WheelAutonomous Auto-motion
Why autonomy? Self-driving cars as a concept have been around for quite some time. As a tech/programmer/dev nerd myself, many doubts arise about the consistency with autonomous driving. Anything can be hacked, especially once it's "opened" (even with security) to the World Wide Web.
James CrawfordPublished 4 years ago in WheelShould Australia Adopt Self-Driving Cars?
Australia, a proud and great nation. A prosperous country filled with equality, wealth and innovation. Since the Industrial Revolution, there has been rapid change in technological advances. We went from ovens to microwaves, Nokia to smartphones, horses to cars.
The Roles and Performance of Professional Driving Instructors
Once you start taking driving lessons, you will see that the driving instructor you end up with is one of the most important people in your life. Yes, you will be seeing them only for a short period of time, but the impact they will have in your life will stay with you forever. Namely, this is the person that will give you the confidence that you might need for the rest of your life so that you can drive without any problems or without feeling anxious. But how to choose the best driving instructor? Why do they play such a big role in your driving?
Isla WrightPublished 4 years ago in Wheel5 Car Driving Tips for Beginners
If you’re a beginner driver who just got their driver’s license and so feel like a million bucks, there’s a little pro secret you need to understand before you set off conquering the streets of your town.
Neil WhitePublished 4 years ago in WheelCar Driving Tips on a Rocky Terrain
One of the most challenging surfaces to ride a four-wheeler is the rocky terrain. Many people find it fun, but for the majority driving on these surfaces can turn out to be both tricky and confusing!
Lauren WilliamsonPublished 5 years ago in WheelMe and My Motorcycle
If you ever thought, just got, or have already been around motorcycles, tell me if this is me being dumb, or if this is a common story.
Elmer BarrientosPublished 6 years ago in WheelHow Safe Are Self-Driving Cars?
We may not have flying cars, but self-driving cars are pretty close! People have fears about driverless cars just like they have with any emerging technologies, but autonomous vehicles cut down on so much human error that there's really nothing to worry about. In fact, there's a lot to get excited about, because autonomous vehicles have the potential to radically address everything from police brutality and sexual assault to climate change and the the plight of America's poor.
Ben KharakhPublished 6 years ago in WheelTesla Motor Company
If you hasn't heard of Tesla motors, you must be hiding under a rock. Tesla is most known for its brilliant, fancy, and shockingly fast ELECTRIC cars. Tesla has made many great cars, such as the Tesla Model X P100D. Here is a little background on Tesla. Tesla was founded in July 2003, in San Carlos, CA, by Elon Musk. The first car was the Tesla roadster. You may not be aware of their first car, but I know you are aware of their cars today. Tesla has set the fastest time for the fastest electric car 0-60 and fastest 0-60 car period! What Tesla car set this record, you may ask? The fierce Tesla Model X P100d Ludicrous.
Arthur RuffinPublished 6 years ago in WheelThe First Car
Look, we all have that dream car. We all do, don't deny it. We all have seen or heard about that car we have to have. No matter what we do, we must have that car. I have had the same dream car since I was about 17. It's been a 1967 Chevy Chevelle SS, and it is the only car that I would ever own that would be a manual, because I am strictly an automatic driver—always have been, always will be. But this article isn't about the dream car, it is about our first car, which is just as poetic as that dream car that we all hope to get. I look back, and while my first car was a piece of shit, it was mine. I bought it with my own money, I didn't have help with it, I didn't rely on others to buy it for me. I bought it. I could call it mine. It was my first bit of freedom when I was a kid; it was my whole world. I could go and do whatever I wanted. I had a way to leave the house and travel around, go to the movies, go to work, and not have to wait or, god, hope someone would want to take me. No, I had something that could do all of that at the snap of my fingers.
Evan FilleyPublished 6 years ago in WheelThe Technologies Behind Self-Driving
Self-driving technology for cars is the next big step for the industry. This is evident by the enormous number of companies that try to get involved in the development of the future of this technology. Obviously, many of them are car manufacturers that want to profit from the hype. However, the most interesting things are performed by the technology companies that develop special tools to make self-driving possible. This tools and the technologies behind them I evaluate in this article.
Roman LuzginPublished 6 years ago in Wheel