Robotic co-drivers on the way

MIT & Audi are collaborating in order to develop robotic co-drivers for cars of the future. A host of new technologies that rely on GPS, cameras and other sensors will be deployed to control every facet of your car, making you redundant as a driver.

In Western Australia, expect this technology to show up first in mining & farming transport vehicles that are active off the main road system, then possibly the controls will be implemented in vehicles for people with disabilities or who have lost their licences.


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Taxi for the Future - how you might travel in Perth circa 2020

Student designer Lucaciu from the Melbourne RMIT University has invisioned the taxi of the future which will be enviromentally friendly, runnning on hydrogen and sport the very latest in technology enhancements. The vehicle has been carefully designed to address the needs of the typical Aussie passenger.

With all modern car accessories in place, which include GPS, night riding system, passenger entertainment system, information hub, Smart Card system and disability access, the taxi doesn’t pollute the environment in any way. The vehicle is propelled by hydrogen fuel cells and an electric motor that gets its fuel from roof-mounted solar cells. The electric batteries can also be recharged in a more conventional way by plugging the vehicle into a wall socket.


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