What sets these self-driving vehicles really apart is the lack of controls that have been part of every car produced since the dawn of the horseless carriage
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Self-driving cars
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Jun 2nd 2014, 11:28 by P.E. | DETROIT
IT HAS long been the stuff of science fiction, but autonomous driving is about to steer a lot closer to reality when Google begins testing a fleet of self-driving cars later this year. The move positions Google as one of the leaders in the field, but virtually every big car maker is now working on similar technology. Last year, for instance, Nissan announced it wants to put its first fully autonomous vehicle into production by 2020. Yet most of the incumbents take a more incremental approach than Google. Read more of this post