Some years ago there was not much talk about autonomous cars, or also called, driverless, but brands such as Toyota or Lexus have begun to implement the change with their cars that park themselves. The revolution of this type of cars It has expanded enormously in recent years, with the numerous technology additions that are being seen in most automobiles.
Technologies never seen in cars
In-cabin Wi-Fi, automatic wireless updates, advanced navigation systems and autonomous parking systems.
All of this has begun to set the stage for the start of the market for autonomous carsThis market promises to be huge, but it needs to grow little by little since it is currently in an embryonic state, adding to this the resistance that the market and the world may have towards this type of new technologies, previously only imaginable. However, there is a problem with our general definition between a "Autonomous car" and one "without a driver.
Some cars will be completely driverless, which means that you can read, take a nap or work while on the road; These cars will take a little longer to become widely available in the market. Other cars, the so-called autonomous ones, have a variety of useful features, but drivers will still have to keep their eyes on the road and their hands on the wheel, these cars will be limited to doing certain things on their own, such as parking, for example, with all this they are called autonomous cars.
Some of these technologies are already available and ready to use, but others, such as driverless cars, require special infrastructure construction before they can be used, such as: sensors on the roads, updated satellites and wireless systems. So companies, cities and governments need to make long-term investments to support the development of these technologies before they can hit the roads in all cities.