Impossible is an anagram for I'm Possible.
The search enigne giant Google created a car that drives itself when instructed and lets you control the car when you feel so. Check the video below.
Impossible is an anagram for I'm Possible.
The search enigne giant Google created a car that drives itself when instructed and lets you control the car when you feel so. Check the video below.
The most surprising thing about it is that, Google was the first company to develop a self-driving car. If becomes fully developed, then it'll be a big help to everyone. I guess I won't be surprised if they make it fly.
ReplyDeleteIt's true that having Google as the developer was the most surprising thing about it. And with this kind of car, I guess car owners can now do anything they want, without worrying about the road.
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ReplyDeleteReally cool to see how far the Google LLC self-driving car concept has come! From a novel idea to the foundation of what is now Waymo LLC, the progress in autonomous vehicle tech is fascinating.
ReplyDeleteWow — what an amazing step forward! The line “Impossible is an anagram for I’m Possible” really nails it — this is precisely what innovations like the self-driving car from Google are about: turning what once seemed unthinkable into real possibilities.
ReplyDeleteIt’s fascinating to imagine a world where we can switch between letting the car drive itself and taking control when we feel like it. Whether for convenience, safety or just pure wow-factor, this tech opens up so many questions: How will roads look? How will our relationship with driving change?
Thanks for sharing the video and spotlighting this — looking forward to seeing how this evolves even further!
Great post! The line “Impossible is an anagram for I’m Possible” really sets the tone — and seeing Google’s self-driving car in action shows just how powerful that mindset can be.
ReplyDeleteIt’s exciting to imagine a future where we can choose between letting the car take over and jumping back in when we feel like it — a real hybrid of human control + automation.
Thanks for sharing the video and stirring up this discussion!