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    A New Angle On Car Safety

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    In America alone, 33,000 people are killed each year” (Urmson). Urmson is the Director of Self-Driving Cars at Google, and in March of 2015 he presented a TED Talk in which he addressed issues of car safety. In his presentation, Urmson goes on to explain that for over a century, America has come up with ways to mitigate car safety issues. Manufacturers have specifically addressed the fact that car drivers often err, and in so doing, create unsafe conditions for themselves and others on the roads. To

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    The Internet of Things is a is a term used to describe the interconnectivity of many devices which are able to dynamically interact with one another, and through the use of sensors, are able to achieve user programmed goals autonomously or remotely. This interconnectivity is a relatively recent development that is expanding rapidly as it is predicted to be the largest device market in the world, by 2019, doubling the smartphone market (Greenough, 2014). Major developments in the internet of things

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    Tesla Motors, Inc.

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    the engineers with important mission: to change status quo and prove that electric car could change the automotive industry and the way how people travel every day, while providing luxury, eco-friendly and sustainable solution to decrease the impact of transportation on the environment. Tesla Roadster, the very first product of the company, released in 2008 was designed as electric, zero emission but luxury sports car that with great performance of 0-100 [km/h] in 3.7 seconds and range of 394km on

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    The standard way of driving has always been one person in full control of the vehicle. Now with new and approved technology there are driverless cars that allow passengers to ride in a car without a driver. Driverless cars are very complex systems that allow passengers to be hands-free. Washington Post states that driverless cars have, "Lots of sensory equipment feed into the vehicle’s computers. Radar, lasers and cameras collect data on the distance to objects and their speed if they’re moving.

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    Geography 393 Transportation Planning Andrew Diehl Research Report Use of Advanced Technologies Driverless Vehicles Overview The dream of owning a self-driving car has long been the subject of speculative fiction, a technology that is truly ‘futuristic’. With the 2010 launching of Google’s fleet of driverless cars on the streets of San Francisco, the future became the present and the autonomous “self-driving” vehicle became a reality. Considering how technology has already changed our

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    Introduction Imagine if you could ride safely regardless of your driving skill, and having the peace of mind that your loved ones are as safe as they could possibly be wherever their destination may take them. This is the purpose that Google and many other car manufacturers, like Toyota for instance; pursue. Despite the ambition we see here, the concept carries a shallow history ;as such, the technology isn’t really that far ahead. As a result, public opinion is strongly hesitant in regards to allowing these

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    The Impact of Self-Driving Cars on Modern Society By: Jaspreet Singh Introduction Vehicles have now been around more than a hundred years. However, the industry of cars is now on the verge of becoming totally revolutionized. Many automobile brands are currently working on developing and testing autonomous vehicles, better known as self-driving cars. The goal of this project is to completely eliminate human interactions with the vehicle. By this means, 10 million autonomous vehicles are

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    Executive Summary: The USA has an active automobile industry, and this is attributed to the availability of a market for the cars. “In 2015, the auto sales record were broken in the USA, a new record of 1,641,913 vehicles were sold up from 1,507,229 in 2014. Ford Motor Co. was among the top sellers with their sales standing at 237, 606” (Automotive News, 2016). The quality of automobiles in the USA has been improving thanks to the policies adopted by the government and the competition between players

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    automobile industry has been at the forefront of human ingenuity and inventiveness. There was a time in recent history where self-driving cars seemed like a far-fetched dream out of a science fiction film or an episode of a The Jetsons

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    is happening anywhere people have cars even in Union itself. In the past few years there has been a few teenagers who have died from not wearing their seatbelt and they had all attended Union High School. Today, seatbelts are an accepted part of routine vehicle operation for millions of drivers and passengers. But the modern three-point automotive seatbelt has only been around since 1959 - and it’s saved thousands of lives since it’s introduction.(seatbelts and car safety) Initially people may find

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