Pingie: HTTP:: Cybercar Fleets to Take Over the Streets

HTTP:: Cybercar Fleets to Take Over the Streets
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European researchers have recently developed a new type of control system that will in the near future allow driver-less cybercars to take over the streets. Fleets of high throughput rapid transit systems could become the most common means of transportation, all components working without flaw and in perfect cooperation with each other. Accidents caused by careless drivers could thus become a thing of the past. The secret is to allow the cars to “speak” to each other, the researchers say, quoted by ICT Results. Already, a large number of transport vehicles perform the job of getting people to their workplaces everyday flawlessly. But their autonomy is severely restricted, and humans still have to be kept in the loop. Experts from the European team that conducted the CyberCars2 project say that the key to creating the most efficient independent transport system is to allow for its components to communicate among themselves, so as to decide the best course of action in co!
mmon.This could translate into less or no traffic jams, as cybercars would be able to efficiently work their way around them, or prevent them from ever happening. Because the entire system will be in constant communication, its users would be safe from accidents caused by people who cannot read traffic signs, or who are too tired to d...
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