This document discusses automated or driverless cars. It describes how driverless cars use sensors like LIDAR and radar along with artificial intelligence, GPS, and Google Maps to navigate without human intervention. The car's AI software is connected to all sensors and controls systems like steering and brakes based on input from sensors and maps. Major companies developing driverless car technology include Google, GM, Ford, Audi, BMW, Volkswagen and Volvo. Benefits include eliminating accidents from human error, improving traffic flow, and allowing passengers to work or rest while the car drives itself.

1. TOPIC
AUTOMATED OR DRIVERLESS CAR
KIRAN SHAHZADI

2. AUTOMATED OR DRIVERLESS CAR

3. CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Back Ground
 Component Use
 Working
 Companies Name
 Benefits

4. INTRODUCTION
 A driverless car are also called automated car or robotic
vehicle or self-driving car .
 That is designed to travel between destinations without
a human interaction.
 To qualify as fully autonomous, a vehicle must be able
to navigate without human intervention to a
predetermined destination over roads that have not
been adapted for its use.

5. Back Ground
 The project is currently being led. By:Sebestain
Thrun.
 Director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory
 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge Winner
 Co-Inventor of Google Street view

6. COMPONENT USE
 Google Maps
 Provide the car road information
 Sensor
 Provide the car with real time environment condition
 Artificial Intelligence
 Provide the car with real time decision
 Radar
 is an object-detection system that uses radio waves to
determine the range, altitude, direction, or speed of
objects

7.  Global Positioning System
 GPS) is a space-based Satellite navigation system that
provides location and time information in all weather
conditions.
 Lidar
 is a remote sensing technology that measures distance
by illuminating a target with a laser and analyzing the
reflected light.

8. Google Map
Google map interact witch GPS and act like database
 Speed limits
 Upcoming intersection.
 Traffic Report.
 Nearby collisions.

 Directions.

9. working
 The “driver” sets a destination. The car’s software calculates a route
and starts the car on its way.
 A rotating, roof-mounted LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging - a
technology similar to radar) sensor monitors a 60-meter range around
the car and creates a dynamic 3D map of the car’s current environment.
 A sensor on the left rear wheel monitors sideways movement to detect
the car’s position relative to the 3-D map.
 Radar systems in the front and rear bumpers calculate distances to
obstacles.
 Artificial intelligence (AI) software in the car is connected to all
the sensors and has input from Google Street View and video
cameras inside the car.
 The AI simulates human perceptual and decision-making processes and
controls actions in driver-control systems such as steering and brakes.
 The car’s software consults Google Maps for advance notice of things
like landmarks and traffic signals and lights.

10. Companies Name
 Companies developing and/or testing cars include.
 Audi
 BMW
 Ford
 Google
 General Motors
 Volkswagen
 Volvo

11. BANIFITS
The would eliminate accidents caused by driver error
 The greater precision of an automatic system could
improve traffic flow.
 Dramatically increase highway capacity and reduce
or eliminate traffic jams.
 Finally, the systems would allow commuters to do
other things while traveling, such as working, reading
or sleeping.

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