In San Francisco, USA, a 100% unmanned ride-hailing service is in operation. The robo taxi of Google's subsidiary 'Waymo' is the main character, and the 'Omokgyo Electronics Mall' team actually used the service. Waymo's robo-taxi service, which we actually experienced, was not much different from the taxi-hailing service we are used to. 1) Install the app, 2) set the destination, 3) a taxi will come to the current location, and 4) guide the passenger to the designated location. However, during all of this, no one, including the driver, was seen. The steering wheel in front of the empty driver's seat inside the car moved on its own to move the car, and it repeatedly stopped and stopped on its own depending on the surrounding situation. Waymo's robotaxi recognizes and automatically avoids any unexpected obstacles that appear in front of the steering wheel, such as pedestrians, trams, bicycles, kickboards, stopped vehicles, and construction site rubber cones throughout the drive, and adapts to the situation by changing lanes when the front is blocked. It moved quickly. All the passengers had to do was sit back in their seats, feel a kind of boredom, and ‘wait’ for the journey to their destination. So what should we do in the car in the future when fully autonomous driving becomes popular? Check out the robotaxi ‘Waymo’ ride prepared by the Omokgyo Electronics Market team in the video!
4 сен 2024