SACHIN KUMAR (1447440104)
(B.TECH FINAL YEAR)
MR. KAPIL SHARMA
(ASST. PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT )
 Introduction
 History
 Vehicle hardware component
 Working model of Autonomous car
 Work on the autonomous car
 Advantages
 Disadvantages
 Conclusion
 References
A word autonomous is derived from a Greek word.
Autonomous = Autos + Nomos
 It is vehicle that can drive itself from one place to
another without any assistance from driver
 In other words it is operated by an autopilot system
(SELF) (GOVERN)
 This project invented by Google engineer Sebastian
Thrun, director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory and co-inventor of Google Street View.
 Nevada Dept. of Motor vehicles issued the first license for an
autonomous car in 2012.
 The license was issued to a toyota motors with Google’s
experimental driverless technology.
 LIDAR
 RADAR
 CAMERA
 ULTRASONIC SENSOR
 GPS
 CPU
 LIDAR is mounted on the roof of
the vehicle which are rotated.
 LASER beam move around the
car
 The LIDAR (Light detection and
Ranging) sensor is a scanner.
 Radar is an objective detection system
that uses radio waves to determine the
range speed of objective.
 measures the distance to various objects
and allow the system to reduce the speed
of the car
 Three RADAR sensors are fixed in front
of the bumper and one in the rear
bumper.
 Camera are installed at the top of the
front glass of car.
 detects traffic lights and any moving
objects in front of the car.
 It is also used to identify road
markings and traffic signal.
 done by the artificial intelligence
software.
These sensors are mounted on the
wheel of a vehicle.
Ultrasonic sensors may be used to
measure the position of object very
close to the vehicle, such as curbs .
These are used for to detect nearby
objects or measure the position of
other vehicles during parking.
 The GPS sensor Provide the car
with Real time information about
the Surrounding .
 The Source and destination is
marked on the Map and the Car
uses GPS to navigate itself without
human interruption.
 It is a brain of the car.
 All the data obtained from each and
every sensor systems is fed to the
central computer.
 The central computer is a very
powerful processing unit mounted
on the inside of the vehicle
WORK ON THE AUTONOMOUS CAR
2012
•Google Driverless car project tests of self-driving
vehicles, including six Toyota Priuses
2014 - 2015
•Mercedes, Cardillac, BMW, Auti, and Nissan models include
autonomous steering
•Google’s fleet of fully autonomous Toyota Prius hybrids
will be released
2018
2020
•Volvo, GM, Audi, Nissan and BMW have fully autonomous
cars
2020
ds
 Reduction in car accident
 Efficient use of highways
 Reduction in the need for traffic police and vehicle
insurance.
 Reduction in car theft, due to the vehicle's self-
awareness.
 Chances of hacking
 Cost is high
 Need of cyber security
 Failure of sensor leads to accident
 Driver less cars are designed to minimize accidents
by addressing the main causes of collisions.
 It is not only useful but also the safer when compare
to the other cars which are present.

Autonomous car ; google car

Autonomous car ; google car

  • 1.
    SACHIN KUMAR (1447440104) (B.TECHFINAL YEAR) MR. KAPIL SHARMA (ASST. PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT )
  • 2.
     Introduction  History Vehicle hardware component  Working model of Autonomous car  Work on the autonomous car  Advantages  Disadvantages  Conclusion  References
  • 3.
    A word autonomousis derived from a Greek word. Autonomous = Autos + Nomos  It is vehicle that can drive itself from one place to another without any assistance from driver  In other words it is operated by an autopilot system (SELF) (GOVERN)
  • 4.
     This projectinvented by Google engineer Sebastian Thrun, director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and co-inventor of Google Street View.  Nevada Dept. of Motor vehicles issued the first license for an autonomous car in 2012.  The license was issued to a toyota motors with Google’s experimental driverless technology.
  • 5.
     LIDAR  RADAR CAMERA  ULTRASONIC SENSOR  GPS  CPU
  • 6.
     LIDAR ismounted on the roof of the vehicle which are rotated.  LASER beam move around the car  The LIDAR (Light detection and Ranging) sensor is a scanner.
  • 7.
     Radar isan objective detection system that uses radio waves to determine the range speed of objective.  measures the distance to various objects and allow the system to reduce the speed of the car  Three RADAR sensors are fixed in front of the bumper and one in the rear bumper.
  • 8.
     Camera areinstalled at the top of the front glass of car.  detects traffic lights and any moving objects in front of the car.  It is also used to identify road markings and traffic signal.  done by the artificial intelligence software.
  • 9.
    These sensors aremounted on the wheel of a vehicle. Ultrasonic sensors may be used to measure the position of object very close to the vehicle, such as curbs . These are used for to detect nearby objects or measure the position of other vehicles during parking.
  • 10.
     The GPSsensor Provide the car with Real time information about the Surrounding .  The Source and destination is marked on the Map and the Car uses GPS to navigate itself without human interruption.
  • 11.
     It isa brain of the car.  All the data obtained from each and every sensor systems is fed to the central computer.  The central computer is a very powerful processing unit mounted on the inside of the vehicle
  • 14.
    WORK ON THEAUTONOMOUS CAR 2012 •Google Driverless car project tests of self-driving vehicles, including six Toyota Priuses 2014 - 2015 •Mercedes, Cardillac, BMW, Auti, and Nissan models include autonomous steering •Google’s fleet of fully autonomous Toyota Prius hybrids will be released 2018 2020 •Volvo, GM, Audi, Nissan and BMW have fully autonomous cars 2020 ds
  • 15.
     Reduction incar accident  Efficient use of highways  Reduction in the need for traffic police and vehicle insurance.  Reduction in car theft, due to the vehicle's self- awareness.
  • 16.
     Chances ofhacking  Cost is high  Need of cyber security  Failure of sensor leads to accident
  • 17.
     Driver lesscars are designed to minimize accidents by addressing the main causes of collisions.  It is not only useful but also the safer when compare to the other cars which are present.
  • 18.