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problem for autonomous vehicles that rely on smooth
roads and clear signals. To overcome the problem of a
missing traffic light, the self-driving car will be utilizing
movement detection system to detect and respond to the
traffic cop’s arm movements as they wave traffic through a
crossroads. The AI in the particular car will be so trained
that it will differentiate between a cop and normal human
beings for precise response to gesture commands.
Moreover, the software of the car will detect a traffic
officer then processes it and waits for the traffic to
continue.
2. Adaptive Cruise Control Technology
To avoid any collision with other vehicles, new technology
is implemented for autonomous vehicles called adaptive
cruise control technology. It is a cruise control system with
automatic distance control (ACC) which uses long-range
radar and laser systems to measure the distance and speed
of other cars in their environment. Besides that, it matches
the speed of the car in front of the driver by using a range
of sensors built into the car which implies that driver
doesn’t need to constantly hit the gas and brake on the
road. Some systems even allow the car to be completely
stopped and then automatically resumed, making a stop
and go traffic significantly less frustrating.
3. 360-degree Camera System
Replacing human sensory input—eyes and image
processing which is done by brain is a mammoth taks to be
accomplished in an autonomous vehicle. Therefore, to
develop a vision sensor as good as the human eye,
artificial intelligence is the prime driver. With a
conventional HD camera system, autonomous vehicles
may not realize how large the vehicle is during parking. So
in this case—if a 360-degree camera setup is combined
with clever computing power on each side of the car, it
will greatly help the computer to access a virtual top-down
view of the driver’s environment.
4. Natural Voice Recognition to Perform Tasks
The AI-based infotainment system installed in an
autonomous vehicle can allow drivers to send and receive
emails, to carry out any internet searches as well as
interrelate with their smartphone apps—by using voice
commands. Along with a powerful natural voice
recognition engine, AI can perform many sophisticated
tasks in seconds. For instance, the passenger can command
the car to change the location without giving manual
inputs on the smartphone. It is just like asking a real
human driver and importantly—the AI won’t argue with
you like human drivers.
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