Driverless cars.

Driverless cars

Introduction
The driverless car is defined as the automatic car
which can be controlled from any location.
It is an advanced innovation where users can
operate their cars from any place and without
using any drivers.
The aim of this presentation is to evaluate the
concept of driverless cars.
There are various sections will be included in
this study, for example, description of driverless
cars, their advantages and disadvantages and
ethical issues.

Description of the driverless cars
It is analysed the working of driverless cars are
based on the sensors, hardware and software.
In which software and sensors control and
operations of self-driving cars.
It is very important in transportation because of
their ability to reduce the numbers of accidents.
The advantages of driverless cars include numbers
of points such as more effective, reliable, reduce
traffic and accidents and so on.
Security of data and proper configuration both are
drawbacks of this technology (Narla, 2013).

Ethical issues
It is identified that security risk is a common
ethical issue linked with driverless cars.
Due to which consumers may lose their private
data or information.
Such kind of technology also increases the
issue of the crosswalk on the road (Abueh, &
Liu, 2016).
Moreover, driverless cars increase the rate of
unemployment and drivers may lose their jobs
while implementing such kinds of technologies.

Conclusion
From this study, it is concluded that driverless
cars are more effective that has the potential
for reducing traffics and accidents on the road.
This presentation analysed the principle of
driverless cars and described the key aspects
of this technology.
It is recommended that developers should
focus on the privacy of data and adopt the
advanced sensors and networks in order to
reduce the data breach related issues.

References
Narla, S. R. (2013). The evolution of
connected vehicle technology: From smart
drivers to smart cars to… self-driving cars. Ite
Journal, 83(7), 22-26.
Abueh, Y. J., & Liu, H. (2016). Message
authentication in driverless cars. In 2016
IEEE Symposium on Technologies for
homeland security (HST), 12(2), 1-6.