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yaar they are running trains now here in Japan along certain routes totally driverless. Anywhere there is simple route like downtown to airport/ return to downtown with a couple of stops along da way that train already runs here. And also these robot cafe's/ sushi train restaurants here in Japan. Saara khana robot banatay hain.Driverless taxis are available in San Francisco since ages. There is a driverless bus service in London but only as a pilot project. It is the exact copy of the bus as shown in your video.
Driverless Shuttle Buses Arrive in London
A three-week test is designed to get the public used to riding in autonomous buses, with an eye toward improving public transportation in the British capital.uk.pcmag.com
Connected and Automated Vehicles
Find guidance for running trials of Connected and Automated Vehicles (also known as driverless cars) in London
The technology for autonomous vehicles exists since last 10-12 years but most countries are reluctant to implement it due to feasibility, potential risk of an accident as insurance companies charge high premium for such vehicles and other factors. Having said that, no doubt autonomous buses is the future as autonomous vehicles such as Tesla already operating on the road.
The driverless trains are very straight forward as they will be running on the same track, hassle free. There are many driverless trains in the world but the one I have used most frequently is DLR (Docklands Light Railway) operating since 1987
bhai our ghareeb come here to Japan and that Shinkansen is doing 600kph at ground level our ghareeb pendu saying namaz out of fear.....lol.....Many restaurants turning robot. McDonalds will trial their first fast food joint entirely robot operated soon. JR doing trials with 1000 kph train now:The driverless trains are very straight forward as they will be running on the same track, hassle free. There are many driverless trains in the world but the one I have used most frequently is DLR (Docklands Light Railway) operating since 1987
Docklands Light Railway - Wikipedia
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Yeah no doubt Japan is the leader in automated technologies and their robots are some of the best. The Japanese likes to incorporate the technology sooner than anyone else and it is not a bad thing in my opinion. The Europeans are usually the laziest ones except Switzerland and Netherlands in my opinion where they also try fancy stuff due to abundance of money and small size of the country.
