Bosch
has been at the forefront in automobile navigation automation for many
years. They developed some of the first systems for keeping cars in
lines of traffic without the driver needing to constantly apply brakes
or step on the gas (or battery) pedal. You can find lots of cool videos
on their work. This video shows a new system for automatically parking
a car via a smartphone app. I'm sure somewhere there is a group of lawyers
just salivating at the prospect of lawsuits when someone gets her legs
pinned between cars in the process. Maybe it will just be a smashed
bicycle, or flattened puppy, but you know they can't wait for an opportunity.
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