Gizmag Google takes its first 100 percent self-drive car to the street

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Google has revealed its first self-driving car prototype, which as you guessed requires no driver. The prototype accommodates for two passengers and is missing quite a few of the features you'd expect to see in a standard car. With no need for a steering wheel, mirrors or braking and accelerating pedals, the car comes fully equipped with special software and sensors that feed information into an onboard computer, which then drives the car... Continue Reading Google takes its first 100 percent self-drive car to the street

Section: Automotive

Tags: Autonomous Vehicles, Google, Self-Driving

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