2019-04-05 17:49:04

VIDEO: new autopilot testes in Volkswagen cars

Volkswagen took up the cars' tests with a 4 autopilot level.

It turns out that cars will be able to drive absolutely independently, however, the driver can drive vehicles himself at any time.

Tests of unmanned cars, which are made on the e-Golf electric basis, began in Hamburg, Germany, on a stretch of road 3 km long. The roadbed is considering to be part of a large-scale 10-kilometer highway, where tests will be held in 2020.

The machines have a complex set of equipment, 14 video cameras, 11 laser sensors, 7 different radars. At the expense of devices, the AI ​​receives and processes a maximum of 5 GB data.

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