The car processes both map and sensor information to determine where it is in the world. They're car knows what street it's on and which lane it's in.
What’s around me?
Sensors help detect objects all around us. The software classifies objects based on their size, shape and movement pattern. It detects a cyclist and a pedestrian in this case.
What will happen next?
The software predicts what all the objects around us might do next. It predicts that the cyclist will ride by and the pedestrian will cross the street.
What should you do?
The software then chooses a safe speed and trajectory for the car. Our car nudges away from the cyclist, then slows down to yield to the pedestrian.
What’s in a self-driving car
They're self - driving prototypes rely on their sensors and software to drive themselves.
They're working toward vehicles that take you where you want to go at the push of a button. They started by adding components to existing cars like our Lexus SUVs, then began designing a new prototype from the ground up to better explore what should go into a fully self-driving vehicle. We removed the steering wheel and pedals, and instead designed a prototype that lets the software and sensors handle the driving.
Sensors
Lasers, radars and cameras detect objects in all directions
Interior
Designed for riding, not for driving
Electric batteries
To power the vehicle
Computer
Designed specifically for self-driving
Back-up systems
For steering, braking, computing and more
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