self driving
Look Ma, No Hands! The advent of self-driving cars is one of the most disruptive technologies in development today.
100+ Vehicles Accident Shows a Need for Self-Driving Cars
As soon as I wake up, the first thing I do is check my Twitter handle to scan updates on my cellphone. Today, Dec 25, 2021, I saw I-94 was trending on Twitter with the news of a 40+ vehicle pileup in Wisconsin. NBC Reported, 100+ vehicles were involved in crashes along I-94 in Jackson County, WI.
Sufyan Maan, M.EngPublished 2 years ago in WheelWho can use oil change ramps?
Who can use oil change ramps? Oil change ramps are a type of handicap ramp designed to make it easier for the oil change technician to work under the car. Trailers with an automatic hydraulic lift can be used instead, but these are expensive and cumbersome.
Self Driving cars: Has the future already come?
However, private car accidents will happen and will draw media attention to driving accidents due to our curiosity about this new technology. Some would say that a driver's indifference can be inevitable if the car is self-driving since human drivers are capable of concentrating on other things. There have been cases where self-driving cars were probably the cause of accidents but human drivers did not pay attention to the road (as required in Tier 2 and Tier 3 systems) and feature.
Tips to Choose a Right Self-drive car Rental
Planning to hit the road with your friends? Then you have made the right turn for your destination. We all know how road trips are the best travel with all the scenic views and feel free to take a stop to capture the memories of the trip. As you have made up your mind, now we bet that self-drive car rental service is the best option you can go for. We completely understand the thrill and nervousness of driving a car that is not yours. But, don't worry about it, to make your trip stress-free and easy, we have put together a list of tips that every traveler should know before booking a car online. Tips to Choose a Right Self-drive car rental.
rohit kumarPublished 3 years ago in WheelThe Ethical Dilemma's Facing Self Driving Cars
Introduction I wrote this paper as a final for one of my college courses about 2 years ago. As the professor asked to keep it and I beleive the topic is still highly relevant, I have adapted the paper to a Vocal story below. Enjoy!
Alex BrownPublished 3 years ago in WheelTesla Made Me an EV Convert
Located just south of Denver in Lone Tree, Park Meadows Mall is a tribute to Colorado's beauty, with architecture giving the feel of a mountain lodge. Their website boasts that Park Meadows is Colorado's largest mall. We live north of Denver, so the drive down there is about 40 minutes with decent traffic. Any trip down there is a full-day adventure.
David MarquissPublished 3 years ago in WheelHow I learned to drive a stick
Many things can trigger a memory. A scent can take you back to another time. A song can make you remember things that you might have forgotten. An old photograph and the story behind it. Recently I had a memory triggered by a question asked on Facebook. What car did you learn to drive a stick in. This was something I really wanted to learn, and I had the perfect teacher.
Al RussellPublished 3 years ago in WheelAutonomous Delivery Vehicles revamping global logistics for last-mile delivery
A self-driving car, also called an autonomous vehicle is the one that has the capability to sense the environment and drive without any human intervention.
Tesla Model 3 Increases Its Autonomy to 614 km
Topic: Tesla Model 3 Increases Its Autonomy to 614 km As one of the critical points of electric cars, a longer range can be beneficial when introducing new models or improving existing models. With this in mind, Tesla has updated the range of one of the Tesla Model 3 models.
Mustafa RangoonwalaPublished 3 years ago in WheelAn 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 Wheel