I Rode a Fully Autonomous Shuttle in South Korea! 

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Really happy we could get you to visit! Glad to see you got bored quickly 🤣 - it's one of the questions I get asked a lot about AV's "how does it feel to be in one?", and saying "it's actually quite boring" takes people by surprise - great to see you explain so well why that's a good thing!

What a cute little vehicles. In Rotterdam, the Netherlands there has been an autonomous vehicle called "parkshuttle" since 1999. They are currently testing the third generation. These however do not drive on the public road but a interesting project nevertheless.

Incredibly nice to see you visiting our country! What a pleasant surprise. 🇰🇷

Love the detail of how the lights became Yellow and Blue when you talked about Ukraine. Nice touch. Easy to tell you know your way around the little details as a filmmaker.

rapidly becoming my favourite tech channel. keep up the great work!

Love how worldly you are, assuming from NZ, moved to Germany and visit all these other places. Love your vids mate keep it up

This video wasn't as entertaining (To me) as the previous Airtag ones. But I have to watch it, and commend you for your Production Quality, and amount of information you are able to provide. Right out the gate as a new channel your videos are packaged really nicely! Good Job man can't wait for future uploads!

Interesting to see @ohmio running on public roads and working so effectively. Nice explanation by the Korean operator of why public transport is the purpose so that safety and congestion is the target to make cities better places to live. Great video production!

Wow! This is an amazing video! I didn’t think you’d post any videos after well… three months. Love the videos!

U always make good content that are enjoyable and helpful in daily lives keep up the hard work

You as a Düsseldorfer you can go to Monheim. They have the same :) First autonmous Bus in Germany. Monheim is literaly next to Düsseldorf :)

I missed this guy! Its been so long since your last upload robots have taken over!

Saw this on your Instagram page and I was secretly hoping you’d make a video about it because I was super curious about what the experience was like. Really crazy to see this tech in action.

Thank you for visiting Korea🇰🇷 to test this cool autonomous tech! I'm glad that many engineers and researchers made this a step to lead us to an amazing future.

Great video!! Interesting to see how seemingly quickly autonomous vehicles will become the norm in public transport

Such an awesome video idea, really enjoyed!

There is one in Sweden too, at IKEA Barkarby, Stockholm. Although there's still a "driver" due to safety and regulations. But I'm sure the plan is to get rid of the "driver" eventually, and to expand coverage.

Another great quality video. And in addition in the country that I dream of visiting. Thank you and congratulations for the great work!

Really like your videos!! When’s the next upload!?

In Monheim am Rhein is a similar system, maybe you can go there too and compare Korea to Germany?

Top notch report, keep them coming.

You also could try this bus in Germany Just 15 min away from düsseldorf. This autonomes bus also drive in Monheim am Rhein near Düsseldorf.

Love your content , keep it up ❤️

Very interesting, keep up the awesome videos!

Always great content

Man U grown so much I was with ur channel since ~40 -1k subs

Just discovered channel today, cool video and thank you for helping Ukraine!

So excited to see this upload! Best new up and coming kiwi youtuber right here

I get oddly excited when I see one of your videos pop up on my feed

You always manage to find the most interesting topics to make videos on, keep up the good work!

As if the tech wasn't cool enough, you stand up and use your platform to support the people of Ukraine. Much much respect to you for this and your amazing content!

I like how he says that the vehicle is not a rollercoaster... It's supposed to get you from point A to point B...

Why do your regular videos never reach my recommended page 💀 I actually like this channel

Great video 👍🏻

Hope you’re working on something cool! We want new video’s, stay safe.

You should check out the autonomous vehicles in Milton Keynes, which include a fleet of autonomous delivery robots and a personal transport shuttle from the train station to the shopping centre.

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL

There was a testing phase with a similar vehicle in Hamburg, Germany, until the end of last year. I sadly didn’t get the chance to get a ride because it was always at full capacity when I went to try.

Thank you for another great video! *feeds the RU-vid algorithm*

How cool technology is! Some day I wish it to ride. Thank you for your nice review - in Korea with ❤️

yay a new video :) Keep it up

Great channel. Subscribed directly.

I just started watching your vids and am SHOCKED that no one seems to be asking you if you're going there to ask DHS what they're doing with your airtags!

It'll be interesting to see how this self-driving technology gets implemented in other parts of the world! It's super important though that they make safety a number one priority before they commercialize it though.

I love your content

Nice video👍

They have the same vehicle in the US in the DC area to shuttle people between a Metro stop and a shopping district on weekdays.

I am sad that you aren't uploading. :(

Damn I miss this guy

Sejeong is a good place for this technology because it's a new planned city. Sejeong was built to move government offices from Seoul because the city is quite large and can be expensive. Many, if not most, of Sejeong's residents are public servants.

Very cool video :)

Your videos always make my day. Thanks for always uploading some of the best content on RU-vid. I enjoy every video and hope to see many more in the future.

That Autonomous Shuttle is so insane! I didn't even know something like that was possible.

They should put those autonomous vehicles underground and put them on rails for good measures. Now, add some touches of scalability and voilà, you have the underground tube network, the best public transport system for cities.

I hope you even collected your Air Tag from North Korea haha.. But yes ngl very good video! I loved it!!

Interessantes Video ich finde es immer interessant das diese autonomen Fahrzeuge immer so gequetscht aussehen 😂 For our English speaking people: Interesting video I always find it interesting that these autonomous vehicles always look so squashed 😂

Bro, your videos are so underrated. Keep going! love from america!

7 moths... Are you ever coming back? You have talent man

Did you find your DHL package in South Korea?

Nice job 👨 man. Good video(s)

Uncovering logistics fraud and theft was the strongest point of your channel. Please make more "uncovering" videos (with or without airtags). Using technology to discover truth is the ultimate reason to subscribe. We don't need another tech presenter... we need a tech Robin Hood. I hope I helped because I really enjoyed the "airtag justice" ...and not the tech presenting (although it was really good, there is a ton of competition).

When are you going to upload more videos. you make the best videos

Thats crazy! Todays technology man...

It’s insane, the future is really starting here

Nature is magical

Finally you found the password of the Channel!

I rode in a very similar, if not the same companies vehicle in Yellowstone National park in the US, it was pretty much the same, but the AI had a bit of difficulty in parking lots, with all the cars moving around it, and the safety officer had to use a joystick like once, but that was 2 years ago so I’m sure they have improved since then

Very interesting. Let's hope it doesn't get into any other accidents with Jonos.

Also in Estonia 🥰. But cool video tho. And your channel is very very cool

A South Korean who has never known this existed before watching your video. This is so cool!!! I'll definitely try it when I hopefully get a chance 👀

It is very impressive what progress has been achieved within the last 10 years! Let's see how it will look now in 10 years... ^^

Keitim in Sylt also as an selfdriving Bus. No need to fly to South Korea to see that 😉

Did you ride it past a bunch of people playing "red light, green light" to the death for money? Because working conditions and pay are so bad? Just curious.

very interesting.

One I rode a few years ago at Latrobe University in Melbourne the controller was literally an Xbox controller

Where are you, come back

Having a remote controlled bus sounds like an easy way for hackers to mess with or even kidnap a group of people, plus when theres no safety operator on board how will it know if someone didn't pay? Will it use some sort of face recognition to see how many people entered? If it does do that, does that mean someone could get on, not pay, and refuse to get off to cause the others to be late?

This man following the airtag to try and get it back

Thanks!

Drop an Airtag in the toilet and look where its going.

nice video

Maybe the boredom has something to do with it moving at the speed of a semi paralaysed slug. The only benefit of this vehicle seems to be that it shelters travellers from the elements. Hence, this system could easily be outclassed by a pair of shoes and an umbrella. Shorter journey time, cheaper, and still protected from the weather.

As a Canadian expat that lived in Korea for more than 13 years, I love content like this. 👍🏻

Switzerland has the same thing. Just a little bit more advanced!

whats about the airtag situation, didnt you said that you will make another vid about it??

3:14 - Hang on - is that a Thrustmaster 3D flight stick? What's that doing there haha edit - I watched the rest. Well there you go :)

hello MegaLag, are you going to make more videos in the future?

Hey, great video with an interesting subject. A little constructive feedback: maybe consider using the same background music a little less, and shift to a new one or maybe don't use background music at all when talking much. It can sometimes become a bit too intrusive to the video and make it feel a bit unvarying with this soundtrack. Other than that please keep up the great content!

We have a automatic dog one here.

I worry with not having a guard on board, it could become unsafe - i.e harassment etc. Especially seeing as this is some sort of micro public transport/small bus type concept, could be very normal for you to get on with only one other group/person.

Please more AirTag videos❤️

So, basically the train at the start of half-life... only with no tracks.... neat!

Cool

What a fascinating and well produced video. Personally I don’t really see the advantage to these to buses - surely all the cameras and the limited speed mean that a bus would be better and cheaper? Also love the ending in support of Ukraine ❤️🇺🇦

Did U move back to Australia since Ur channel location changed?

Don’t let the comparatively poor performance of this video discourage you. Keep up the good work!

Wow, this is the first time I saw Lotte getting involved in transport and or electronics. I usually know them by their food products. 4:32 I'm glad that someone figured out a way to do this, I always kinda thought that maybe we can mitigate car accidents from those auto drive modes seen from electronic vehicles by giving them a pre set tracks that they can follow and even perhaps maybe drive in a single row of vehicles (with proper braking distance and other safety factors added in etc) in the same consistent speed. I mean just look at the game City Skylines, you can create a line of route for the Bus to follow there. I can't see why we couldn't implement the same idea in real life. And now seeing this in action just makes my hopes up that we are now gonna have an improved mode of transport with the help of Autonomous vehicles.

Interesting.

Designed in NZ? unfortunately they are not running here (yet?) (Hi from New Zealand BTW)