The Servvan Robotic Vehicle Does All the Driving for You
Michael Baxter — May 2, 2014 — Autos
References: adesignaward & tuvie
We're getting desperately close to having robotic vehicles for every single household and the Servvan Robotic Vehicle may be the first model to make a mainstream debut.
The big thing about this particular vehicle that is breaking the mold is that you don't actually have to drive it. Currently they're getting close to figuring out a way to have autonomous cars, but so far it's simply parking assistance and collision avoidance. This car is different in that it uses magnets and on-board computers to determine trajectory.
The cars are also designed in a futuristic way to compliment its advanced attributes. While it's currently just a concept, the cars are expected to work as autonomous cabs and self-steering home vehicles.
The big thing about this particular vehicle that is breaking the mold is that you don't actually have to drive it. Currently they're getting close to figuring out a way to have autonomous cars, but so far it's simply parking assistance and collision avoidance. This car is different in that it uses magnets and on-board computers to determine trajectory.
The cars are also designed in a futuristic way to compliment its advanced attributes. While it's currently just a concept, the cars are expected to work as autonomous cabs and self-steering home vehicles.
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