Toyota and Audi autonomous driving characteristics present next week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Japanese automaker has released a video preview shows five seconds of its vehicles luxury brand Lexus in charge of different sensor and labeled "Advanced Lexus active safety research vehicle is leading the industry into a new era automated. "
A representative from Audi also told the Journal that it would demonstrate similar capabilities to the exhibition, including the possibility of finding a parking space and park without human intervention behind the wheel.
As autonomous research cars Google has tested since 2009, Toyota Lexus LS 600h prototype sports what appears to be a laser mounted on the roof serves to guide the vehicle. It also has radar and camera equipment used to walk the streets without a driver behind the wheel.
These driverless cars are able to drive to specific locations based on visual indicators, artificial intelligence software, GPS, and a range of sensors. Google, which has hired a team of robotics experts to develop the system has logged more than 300,000 miles on private test tracks.
Nevada, which passed a law in 2011 that allows autonomous vehicles on public roads, issued the first license for the Google driverless cars last year - the first state to issue such a permit.
