Jaguar Land Rover has expanded its efforts to develop autonomous driving technologies for future models, opening new research centres in Bologna (Italy), Madrid (Spain) and Munich (Germany).
The three new hubs will work on advanced driver assistance systems and artificial intelligence (AI) for “self-driving cars of the future”, according to the British car maker.
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This accident mitigation thingy, bit hyper, no?, occasionally it flashes a red warning when there's plenty of room,and, I thought AI wasn't going to happen, I read that that Drones that are used by the Armed forces were going to be fully autonomous ,then they realised that taking the human out of the decision making was a bad idea, will this happen in Cars?
They will need special programming for Range Rovers, computer will have to charge up closing lanes and cut into the front of a queue with brute force, drive at 100mph flashing peasants out the way in the outside lane, park across at least 2 parking spaces....