MikeGyver
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http://www.computerworld.com/articl...elf-driving-18-wheeler-hits-the-highways.html
So many questions I'd like to ask the engineers ..
What happens when a car in front of it just stands on the brakes for no reason? Does it swerve? Come to a stop?
What happens if somebody decides to slow down to a stop in front of it, park the car, and proceed to steal the contents from the trailer in the middle of nowhere?
Daimler Trucks this week unveiled what it said is the world's first licensed 18-wheel semi-tractor trailer that can drive itself.
Daimler unveiled the new 18-wheeler yesterday during a ceremony at the Hoover Dam.
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The Freightliner Inspiration Truck, a concept truck, underwent extensive testing, Daimler said, before the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles granted it a license to operate on public roads in the state. This past year, the truck was driven more than 10,000 miles during a test in Germany.
So many questions I'd like to ask the engineers ..
What happens when a car in front of it just stands on the brakes for no reason? Does it swerve? Come to a stop?
What happens if somebody decides to slow down to a stop in front of it, park the car, and proceed to steal the contents from the trailer in the middle of nowhere?