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- 1. Seminar onSeminar on Google’sDriverless CarGoogle’s Driverless Car By SONAM A.MESHRAM SWATI B.DONGARE MCA IIND YEAR Shri Nagpur Gujarati Mandal’s VMV COMMERCE, JMT ARTS & JJP SCIENCE COLLEGE (Institute of Computer Studies and Research) Wardhaman Nagar, Nagpur-08.
- 2. CONTENTS:CONTENTS: Introduction Technologies Behind Benefits ◦ Self ◦Others ◦ General Society Adoption Challenges Future Implication Conclusion
- 3. When life becomesso hectic that…When life becomes so hectic that…
- 4. When such hecticturns out as tragediesWhen such hectic turns out as tragedies
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- 6. The Best ofBothThe Best of Both Google Introducing the Google Driverless Car
- 7. HistoryHistory The projectis currently being led by Google engineer Sebastian Thrun. Director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Won the 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge. Co-inventor of Google Street View.
- 8. What is GoogleDriverless Car ?What is Google Driverless Car ? What? ◦ The Google Self-Driving Car is a project by Google that involves developing technology for autonomous cars, mainly electric cars. The software powering Google's cars is called Google Chauffeur. When? ◦ Informally since 2005 ◦ From 2010, by a formal team of 15 engineers from Google Progress so far? ◦ Google currently lobbying for driverless car laws in more states in the US ◦ Nevada as the 1st state having passed such law in mid-2011 (operation of driverless cars) ◦ Florida and California as the 2nd and 3rd state in early and late 2012.
- 9. Which type ofTechnology is usedWhich type of Technology is used 1.Lidar is a remote sensing technology 2. Velodyne range finder mounted on the top . 3.Scanner/Rotating Sensor 4.Video Camera Google's robotic cars have equipment including :
- 10. Devices involvedDevices involved Lasersensor on the roof (1.5 million measurements per second) Radar sensor in front and rear bumpers GPS Settings of driving personalities Self-learning Program HD camera looking out and inward from the windshield
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- 12. Effective and efficientparkingEffective and efficient parking Use of sensor ◦ Measuring parking space available ◦ Determining if there is sufficient space ◦ Steering itself into the space ◦ In essence, automatic search for suitable parking space within designated area, and then execution
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- 14. ADVANTAGESADVANTAGES • Safer •More efficient •Feweraccidents •Follow traffic laws
- 15. DISADVANTAGES:DISADVANTAGES: • Liability • Lossof jobs • Reliance on up to date technology • Costly • Timeframe
- 16. ChallengesChallenges Cost Issue Total cost:US$ 300,000 includes: •Laser system - $ 70,000 •Hi-tech Equipment - $ 150,000 •Impacts on public transport industry •Technology & Privacy Issues
- 17. FUTURE IMPLICATIONFUTURE IMPLICATION ShortTerm - Difficult to make this innovation profitable as the technology requires expensive sensors, computing power and software. Long Term - Demand is higher. Automated driving means more people can use cars, and more cars can be fitted safely on roads.
- 18. Conclusion Conclusion, upon addressingthe mechanics of the driverless car as well as its benefits and potential issues, it is quite interesting to see how the world will actually become by the year 2040. Very Useful Driverless cars are designed to minimized the road accidents.
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- #11 different driving personalities — from cautious, in which it is more likely to yield to another car, to aggressive, where it is more likely to go first