Rahi Hai Main Upar

Rahi Hai Main Upar





 Future of automatic car

Science has played a very important role in giving new dimension to human civilization. Fire, wheel and electricity have contributed a lot to these discoveries. The discovery of the wheel has made the movement of human beings very fast and enjoyable, but if you say that through the wheel, the person increases his own speed by using other animals or energy sources. We can easily see this in daily life, whether it is a tanga or Mercedes car. What did the person ride on the wheel, he did not even take the name of stopping, so far, more than one can make a vehicle. Also set new records of speed. Along with this, side effects of technology also came up such as road accidents, increasing pressure on natural energy sources, increase in carbon emissions etc.


Google automatic car:

Today we are talking about the latest technology in the field of transport, automatic car or driverless car. Actually, human ambitions are never fulfilled. Luxurious cars do not bring us to the extent of new dimensions of transport but inspire us to make human life more comfortable and safe. Google's automatic car is a big step in this direction. This car delivers the ride to the desired location without any driver, in the same way that a skilled driver delivers, but in many ways much better. Google will make the automatic car publicly available from 2017 to 2020. As a test, driverless cars have been licensed in Nevada in 2012. On 28 May 2014, Google introduced a new prototype of the automatic car which has neither steering wheel nor pedals (cliche brakes etc.)

How Google Automatic Car Works:

Google automatic car has been installed a device called LiDAR (Light Ditection and Ranging). This tool uses laser beam to create a three-dimensional map around itself. Also compares this map to Google Map. The device fitted in the car identifies the traffic lights and decides the car to run. Through data obtained from LiDAR, the car does not collide with its vehicle person and objects. By April 2014, Google Automated Car had covered a test distance of 11 lakh km.

Now the floor is far away -

So far, the Google automated car has not been able to perform properly on roads hit by heavy rain and snow. Also, the car runs very slowly at the intersections because the car decisions at the intersections are taken very accurately to avoid accidents. Also, the car cannot identify the traffic policeman and other person, ie if the policeman signs the car to stop, the car does not do so. Temporary police are also not able to detect signals. Google is working towards resolving these problems by 2020. So let's enjoy driving the car for a few days, maybe in the future there will be no steering wheel in the car and our job is to just sit on the seat and go to the floor!


EmoticonEmoticon