The AutoNOMOS, a result of a collaborative research project involving researchers from the University of Nevada and Freie Universitat, is an autonomous vehicle that recently proved its mettle by undertaking a massive 2,400 km journey from the USA/Mexico border at Nogales all the way to Mexico City.
This vehicle is equipped with seven laser scanners, nine video cameras, a GPS and radars located at the front, back and sides. Using this array of information, the AutoNOMOS vehicle gathers a whole range of information about its surrounding environment, and monitors the positions of vehicles, pedestrians and traffic lights.
The AutoNOMOS is only the latest in an increasing field of self-driven cars that are hitting the roads, and it may be the most impressive setup yet and one to look for in the future.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Self-driving Cars
- The AutoNOMOS vehicle represents the increasing trend of self-driven cars that are hitting the roads.
- Autonomous Vehicles
- The AutoNOMOS vehicle is a prime example of efficient and effective autonomous vehicles.
- Advanced Sensor Systems
- The sophisticated array of sensors used in the AutoNOMOS vehicle showcases the trend of increasingly advanced sensor technology being integrated into cars.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive Industry
- The AutoNOMOS vehicle could disrupt the automotive industry with its advanced autonomous technology.
- GPS Technology Industry
- The GPS industry could be affected by the trend of autonomous cars, which heavily rely on GPS technology.
- Sensor Technology Industry
- As the trend of self-driven cars continues to rise, the sensor technology industry will have a big role to play in creating the advanced sensor systems necessary to make these vehicles efficient and effective.