Google’s Self-Driving Car With Blind Driver Behind The Wheel [VIDEO]

29 Mar 2012 by Jasmine Stone in Tech/Sci, Very Cool, Vibe

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Last month we told you about Nevada legalising self-driving cars. But how do they work exactly?

Well, the hard way would be telling you that it relies upon laser range finders, radar sensors, and video cameras to navigate the road ahead, in order to make driving safer, more enjoyable and more efficient – and clearly more accessible. Google was awarded a patent on the system in December.

The easy way would be showing you this video of Google’s self-driving Toyota Prius being “driven” by a guy that is 95% blind:

[Source: Fox News]

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