According to the U. S. media, an Israeli company recently invented a robot driver that could replace people to drive a car and solve the problem of autopilot from another train of thought.

Robots, weighing 15 kilograms, can be folded into suitcases and can be fitted to any car seat when needed, according to Scientology's Web site. The robot is equipped with an autonomous driving system called the Intelligent vehicle driving system, which can observe road conditions through cameras, motion sensors, instrumentation and a complex set of computer vision algorithms, avoiding obstacles and pedestrians. Control speed and direction.

The concept map of the product has not yet been released, and the researchers involved in the research and development said the experimental model would cost $1600 and would cost less after mass production. The project team has tested the robot in Israel to drive a golf cart in the parking lot and is working hard on how to reduce the weight of the robot. It plans to complete the Beta test by the end of this year and then seek commercial development.