Audi is developing cars that learn how to park safely

Mark Moran
28 January 2017
The model Q2 self-parking car
The model Q2 self-parking car
A look under the body
A look under the body

 

In the future people won’t drive cars, they will pilot them. So says German car company Audi, which believes that self-learning systems will be the key technology for what it terms “piloted driving” cars. 

Back in 2014 Audi unveiled Bobby, a self-driving RS7 that was capable of driving on racetracks at high speed. However, rather than seek to develop autonomous vehicles in which people are effectively passengers, Audi has stated its commitment to design vehicles that...

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