The Car That Drives Itself

See Honda´s U.K.-only smart car in action

Posted 03.30.2006 at 3:00 am 0 Comments

by Courtesy Honda: Courtesy Honda

It's not KITT, but it's close: The Honda Accord ADAS, written up in the May issue of PopSci, can sense its proximity to other cars and objects and steer itself to stay within lane lines. And you thought cruise control was cool.

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