COMPUTER 'DRIVERS' POISED TO TAKE WHEEL
Mark Clothier
Abstract
Mark Clothier
Abstract
This article describes the experiences of a few Army officers who spent a few months familiarizing themselves with an automated Buick LeSabre. The article also presents the remarks of Hank Dittmar of the Surface Transportation Policy Project who says that all a smart highway does is slave the vehicle to the highway. The article concludes with a technical description of Demo '97 which was presented by the National Automated Highway System Consortium
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This article describes the experiences of a few Army officers who spent a few months familiarizing themselves with an automated Buick LeSabre. The article also presents the remarks of Hank Dittmar of the Surface Transportation Policy Project who says that all a smart highway does is slave the vehicle to the highway. The article concludes with a technical description of Demo '97 which was presented by the National Automated Highway System Consortium
Key concepts: Highway system, Transport engineering, Engineering, Aeronautics, Operations research, Computer science