According to foreign media reports, not all people are confident of autopilot technology.It is estimated that the technology may actually be delayed.For people to learn more about automatic driving technology, Waymo company released a video showing Autopilot technology vehicle vision.
From the video, passengers can see the state of the vehicle's vision, feel the vehicle recognition and classification of different targets, but also to explore pedestrians and speed, taking into account the human blind can not take into account the blind area to help people better understand Waymo Automatic driving technology.
Of course, there is still some controversy over the safety of autopilot technology, and researchers need to further develop the technology to make it suitable for all kinds of driving scenarios.However, there are still questions as to whether autopilot technology really can Level.
In fact, human beings have repeatedly verified that their level of driving is unreliable and that a large number of people die in traffic accidents each year.More and more people have realized that although humans have strong decision-making ability and computing power, Compared with the sensor, the human eye has some limitations, there are many problems, such as: driving inattention, driving fatigue and drunk driving.
It is worth mentioning that there is great potential for autonomous driving technology in terms of perception, vision and reliability, and this 360-degree panoramic video from Waymo is an excellent testimony that may help to better understand this advanced Technology, the company is adding thousands of 'Chrysler Pacifica' plug-in hybrids to its fleet of autonomous vehicles in preparation for driverless carpooling services.
Although this screen does not completely dispel concerns about the safety of autonomous driving technology, one might benefit from this release of Waymo's video.
In addition, Waymo also added an in-car display to its vehicles, a move that is undoubtedly a smart move to show passengers the vision of an autopilot while driving, giving some a feel for the technology.