driverless car无人驾驶汽车

• People who historically have difficulties with driving, such as disabled people and older citizens, as well as the very young, would be able to experience the freedom of car travel.
• Without the need for a driver, cars could become mini-leisure rooms.
• There would be no bad drivers and less mistakes on the roads, if all vehicles became driverless..
Driverless car is a kind of intelligent vehicle, also can be called as wheeled mobile robot, mainly relys on the computer system which based on intelligent autopilot to achieve unmanned function.
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• Hackers can reset the traffic system, which can make the traffic completely blocked, and even kidnap people.
If driverless cars are promoted for everyone, artificial intelligence may replace the drivers, which can make drivers unemployed.
The Swedish car maker Volvo will first recruit a hundred people to travel to work next year in computer controlled vehicles in London.
they will drive in street, And the trial requires the volunteers to read a book, sent texts and e-mails or even watch TV while sitting behind the wheel. The car drive along amongst the lorries and buses by itself.
1. Do you think driversless cars will eventually achieve large-scale promotion? 2. How would you spend time in a driverless car?
• autopilot 英 ['ɔːtəʊ,paɪlət] 美 ['ɔtopaɪlət] n. 自动驾驶仪 • block 英 [blɒk] 美 [blɑk] n. 块；街区；大厦；障碍物 vt. 阻 止；阻塞；限制；封盖adj. 成批的，大块的；交通堵塞的 • kidnap英 ['kɪdnæp] 美 ['kɪdnæp] vt. 绑架；诱拐；拐骗 • lidar ['laidɑ:] n. 激光雷达；激光定位器 • radius英 ['reɪdɪəs] 美 ['redɪəs] n. 半径，半径范围；[解剖] 桡骨；辐射光线；有效航程 • bumper英 ['bʌmpə] 美 ['bʌmpɚ] n. 缓冲器，保险杆，减震 物 • radar英 ['reɪdɑː] 美 ['redɑr] n. [雷达] 雷达，无线电探测器