Presentation on Driver less car

2. CONTENT
 Overview
 Why should we let cars drive?
 How does it work?
 Example : Google driverless car
 Positive aspects
 Negative aspect
 Future ideas
 Conclusion

3. OVERVIEW
 WHAT IS DRIVERLESS CAR?
Vehicle that can drive itself from one point to another
without assistance from a driver
 Automated guided vehicle (AGV)
Autopilot
Driverless

4. Why should we let cars drive?

5. BENEFIT :
 To experience efficient driving
 To facilitate mobility to handicapped/the elderly
people
 To manage traffic flow
 To reduce accidents due to human error

6. WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE?
An inside view An outside look

7. COMPONENTS
HARDWARE SENSORS
 LIDAR
 Video camera
 Position estimator
 Infrared head lamps
 Electronic stability control (ESC)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
 GPS Technology
 Manual backup system
 Lane keeping assist system
 Traffic report
 Cruise control system

8. PROTOTYPE: UBER

9. WORKING PRINCIPLE

10. How driverless car will work:

11. GOOGLE DRIVERLESS CAR PROJECTS
•Initiated informally since 2009 and
formally since 2010, by a team of 15
engineers from Google
•Project Head : Sebastian Thrun
(Co-inventor of Google Street view)
•Technology used :
Google map
Hardware sensors
Artificial intelligence
Anti-lock brakes (ABS)
Automated guided vehicle systems
Self parking

12. Positive aspects

13. What a city with driverless car might look like:

14. Negative aspects
 Credibility concern
 Cyber security
 Ethical problems
 Inability to cope with extra conditions
 Poor road infrastructure
 Loss of jobs
 Cost issue:
Total cost : US $300,000

15. Future of autonomous cars:
YEAR Availability of self driving car
2016 Tesla “autopilot”
2018 Tesla, Google, Nutonomy
2020 Volkswagen, Honda, Hyundai,
Toyota, Google, Volvo, BMW
•Companies developing and/or testing cars include:
Audi BMW Ford Google General Motors Volkswagen Volvo

16. How do consumer feel about self driving cars?

17. CONCLUSION
 Driverless car are designed to minimize accidents by
addressing main cause of collision: driving error,
distraction and drowsiness
 Their adoption will take decades but these vehicles are
coming - and fast
 This would affect the job market
-Many people are employed driving vehicles
-More people will be needed for the manufacturing,
design and programming of self driving vehicles.

18. “If necessity is the mother of invention, scientifically developed
product is the mother of scientific research”
- Arthur E. Kennelly