Since when does a truck driver dress like he's headed to a staff meeting at IBM?

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

TheTallMan35 Since he is a paid model :D

@TheTallMan50

9 жыл бұрын

***** Ask a silly question and get an intelligent answer. I love KZread!

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

TheTallMan35 =)

@knutjarks6766

9 жыл бұрын

Since he's german, sitting in a german car.

@mariohds86

9 жыл бұрын

TheTallMan35 that's how truck drivers look like in Europe.

Hope they don't run it on windows, imagine the computer getting a blue screen of death while it's driving itself

@asknotwhatucan9951

9 жыл бұрын

I'm sure they will run this on #1 Diesel.

@jamarek100

9 жыл бұрын

better windows than android lol

@Leo1239150

9 жыл бұрын

95TurboSol nice one. Though I think the struggle is real

@Nackenzwei

9 жыл бұрын

95TurboSol Well it surely will turn out to be a deadly blue screen of death, then.

@Ervinnd

9 жыл бұрын

95TurboSol lol or even worse Apple the truck drivers go in straight and come out gay.

The "Truck driver" forgot to put his tie on!!!!

@autogefuehl

8 жыл бұрын

+Lilian Imsirovic =)

I'm still waiting on my hoverboard.

@Th0ma5100

8 жыл бұрын

my best dream ever was my snowboard that floated. I would snowboard down and fly back up

@aabidamn

8 жыл бұрын

Thomas Spratt That's basically a hoverboard.

@Saod-by6kt

8 жыл бұрын

خ

It looks like Stormtrooper helmet xd

@autogefuehl

8 жыл бұрын

lol

@hv8_8

6 жыл бұрын

That means you miss every car and never crash into one. That's the power of IMPERIAL engineering 😂😂

so in the future, truck driver will be a white collar job? u'll basically have to seat in front of a desk only occasionally supervising the computer. Meanwhile you could do some other work

@grekiki

2 жыл бұрын

Still have to load the cargo

I don't see this completely replacing human drivers YET, but it could be something like an airplane's autopilot system. It would free the driver to do other things while covering long and boring stretches of highway, but qucikly alert the driver and put him back in charge in case of emergency.

@AbdullahBasit24

Жыл бұрын

Now that 8 years have passed, I wonder what are your views on this matter

Truck drivers dream come true.

@sgtsnakeeyes11

9 жыл бұрын

Kahlo kahlow yeah putting them out of work

@johncenator3146

8 жыл бұрын

+sgtsnakeeyes11 There would still be a large workforce for them though

@vikingro

8 жыл бұрын

+sgtsnakeeyes11 It will take a while for that. For those cars to "self drive" you need good quality roads, good road signs/signals and let's not forget, good gps units. I think that we are a little bit behind with all these... I can see the self driving trucks working for very well known roads, but when I am driving (in Germany included) on roads that are not on my GPS after many years (and hell, some of them are parts of highway, 2-3 lines for a lane), please forgive my reticence to accept that the self driving cars will be ubiquitous in 20 years. Maybe 50.

Compare Mercedes Future Bus: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ho6LzJeFnLDQZMY.html

@rmrrj5547

7 жыл бұрын

that would be sold out at Israel so they send some of those truck to ISIS and US army when they are moving the Gold stolen after they bombed civilians

@twodotso

7 жыл бұрын

This is such an inappropriate and irrelevant comment. Have some respect to the channel owners.

0:06 I do that anyway in my normal car lol.

@slevinshafel9395

8 жыл бұрын

+ArunPlaysPiano hahaha

@JoeyRos

8 жыл бұрын

+ArunPlaysPiano GET OF THE ROAD NOW

@ArunPlaysPiano

8 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, 0:25 doesn't normally happen.

@jaydentaylor5097

8 жыл бұрын

+Joey Ros shut up

@JoeyRos

8 жыл бұрын

+Jayden Taylor you dont get sarcasm dont you?

Wow, German infastructure is really top notch. Those banked turns on the autobahn are really neat.

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

PINGPONGROCKSBRAH :D This is not official Autobahn ;)

@GBXS

9 жыл бұрын

That's a test track.

@PINGPONGROCKSBRAH

9 жыл бұрын

GBXS Ok. Well now I feel dumb haha

As a truck driver i know that this technology doesn't need me to take the wheel. It can drive safely to any destination. Most don't know this but there are also Automated Fueling stations where the truck position itself and a machine completely refuels your truck with no human intervention. There are automated factories with automated forklifts that can load and unload a truck. This technology is amazing and the need for human labor is no longer relevant and only exist in any form due to the outdated concept of monetary economics. We need to accept this technology so we can start living our lives instead of living the lives that monetary economics has forced us to live.

COOL TECHNOLOGY...!!!

Hackers dream...

@readyforlol

8 жыл бұрын

+XrossuX What makes you think it would even be on a network ?

@MrEverythingblack

8 жыл бұрын

+Acertive Pillow LOL ! How could it work otherwise ? The amount of data needed for that to work is tremendous and can't be stocked on each car

@XrossuX

8 жыл бұрын

Acertive Pillow Ofcourse it would be on a some kind of an network. For examble it would be connected to satellites

@readyforlol

8 жыл бұрын

+XrossuX from what this video shows, it could simply be following the road's lines while avoiding other cars. A few cameras, a radar and a simple computer can do that without needing any form of network.

@readyforlol

8 жыл бұрын

+Paulo Paul what data are you talking about ? It could just be following the white lines while avoiding other cars. Very little data is required for that. Also, you could easily fit all the world's current roads on a single map in a regular hard drive. GPS sattelites are just there to pinpoint the user's location on them and give additionnal informations, such as the weather or trafic, which are not needed for a simple highway auto-pilot. Now, if you wanted to completely remove the driver and allow the lorry to drive itself on any small roads i would understand, but nothing shown in this video could not be done without networking.

2023 checking in

My mother and I always spoke of owning a car that drove it's self ( as she never learned how to drive herself), sadly she passed in 2003 and now i see that Mercedes Benz has a almost self driving car in the new E Class, maybe the time has come for me to purchase a E Class in her honor ,

Trucker is gonna be the best job ever! :D

where are the headlights?

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

+-Eight Seven Five- LED integrated in the vehicle front - you should see them if you have watched the whole movie

@875design

9 жыл бұрын

+Autogefühl doch ich habs gesehen, aber da ist kein fernlicht bei, oder?

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

+-Eight Seven Five- gute Frage

@herzglass

8 жыл бұрын

+-Eight Seven Five- Ich frag mich eher wie der Motor genug Luft/Kühlung bekommt. Ist ja sowieso Zukunfsmusik und diese Designs sind meist auch nicht ganz ernst gemeint, sondern nur Paradekostüm.

@875design

8 жыл бұрын

herzglass hast recht

Well, it's almost 2022. Would be great to have an video update with Mercedes

1:03 future highway?

and when an accident hapens hu is guilti? the truck or the driver?or the mercedes ingeniers?

@autogefuehl

8 жыл бұрын

+Hodhl Otto Volvo says: We take the responsibility for autonomous driving accidents. First manufacturer to do that

I'm looking at this in 2016 thinking, wow, we've done so much technological progress and we will still be burning oil in 2025 as well? Seem ridiculous. They should really focus more on making these trucks 0 emissions. That's the innovation. Saving this planet.

@0106johnny

8 жыл бұрын

The problem is, that today no battery technology exists that can support a vehicle like this on electricity. A truck needs a very high range and weighs very much. As long as no new batteries are developed this won't happen.

In the uk it is illegal to drive without a licence as it is in most places round the world. That said would autonomus vehicles need one,or the program that runs it and would the truck or car need to sit a driving test.

I don't know about you guys but I kind of prefer a car that still has a steering wheel directly linked to the steering wheels. I like the idea that if a cars gadgets fail, a car can still be driven perfectly normally and safely. The amount of times an engine kills itself simply because a sensor gets damaged and the engine fucks up as a consequence. I hate the amount of people control a car has already. Cruise control is the absolute limit for me. I still like to be aware and in control. If you want to get from a to b without worrying about controlling yourself. Get on public transport. That's a lot easier to automate. People just need to accept the risks in driving and do thier upmost to not be the cause of accidents or incidents.

there won't be no need for a truck driver because they got trucks that navigate themselves

@svenczyborra

7 жыл бұрын

No

@MetallicReg

7 жыл бұрын

You are right, but Germany is very socialistically-conservative (if you know what I mean). They would still rather pay a driver for doing nothing at all in the cockpit, just to say that they are employed and doing work. Also it is easier than to change the laws there. So Mercedes is adjusting to this nonsense.

@MrFalken91

7 жыл бұрын

isn't it the same with trains aswell?

@Allon-rv2jp

7 жыл бұрын

Viktor Andersson yea and buses

When are the various world governments going to legalise cameras as a replacement for mirrors? Clearly it's the way forward and every concept car for the last 5 years has had them, god damn it they need to be legalised!

@EdmontonRails

9 жыл бұрын

no its un-reliable, theres nothing wrong with mirrors.

@pettystone

9 жыл бұрын

Noah S. There is. The are an aerodynamic disaster and thus have a negative impact on mpg.

@EdmontonRails

9 жыл бұрын

j by 0.2.34.54.536.36. and a half %

@Munkenba

9 жыл бұрын

Noah S. Seriously though, wing mirrors have a serious effect that multiplies itself as reaches the back of the car. Wing mirrors seriously screw up aero if they're not done properly.

@Munkenba

9 жыл бұрын

Mike How in the world is a tropic thunder reference related to this topic?

Awesome invention of autonomously driving idea. Waiting for the official launch.

0:07 he is like "Hello, my name is Troy McClure you may remember me from..."

don't most lorry drivers already do this?

@alexeikafe5388

8 жыл бұрын

lol

@l.1574

7 жыл бұрын

yes sure i saw a simpsons epidsode about it so has to be I guess ....

Cool work and everything from Mercedes, but its never gonna work in general haulage. Reality of transport in Europe is rather opposite of what is shown in the video. So driver is still gonna have to be in the truck, so you will still have to pay him, so why pay for all this technology if you gain nothing. Salary for truck drivers is allready as low as minimum wage or even lower in many cases, so I think it will not get you the driver for better price. Its another story if you could use it without the driver, maybe possible on some terminal to terminal routes, but only applicable if the laws will allow it, but even in that case there will have to be extra staff to unload/load, check the vechicle for tire cuts and things like that, plus extra cost for servicing autonomous truck, will it pay off? But for most work done by trucks this will not work, there are so many situations where a driver is needed not for driving, but for many other things like visiting the customers office, fixing the load, working with transport coordinator, finding solutions for problems that happen, Also don't forget that trucks drive ïn roadworks,big cities, ice covered mountains where chain use is required, they also travel east where there are complicated border crossing prossedures, and the systems in those countries are years behind western europe.

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

TomasT924 very interesting thoughts!

@stevenscalling

9 жыл бұрын

The reasons for automated vehicle and the system is, its better than human beings. Human beings have their boundaries in response, observing, attention...and technology tries to overcome them. Vehicles can be faster, safer and more efficient if they will be based on automated systems and can communicate with each other.

@AlbertMaruggi

9 жыл бұрын

Steven Farm but don't human being make the systems?

@stevenscalling

9 жыл бұрын

Albert Maruggi yes they do, but that doesnt mean human beings are better in (mentioned above) than those systems

@AlbertMaruggi

9 жыл бұрын

Steven Farm understood, I have just always found the logic that technology is more reliable than humans since humans made the technology. But perhaps it's more an issue of the human condition deteriorates over time and is less reliable across the differences in human talents and capabilities. Technology then therefore has the ability to be more predictable than a variety of humans at the same task.

It's a wonderful video whenever I watch it. We also want to film a beautiful Korea beautifully. Thank you for watching.

Good concept, but the reality is a different story. Those cameras for the side view are already on the trucks in 2020 and there are many complains from the drivers due to the lenses obstruction in the rainy and snowy weather. Good point for aerodynamics but not critical. On 40 tons truck there are many other ways to save the fuel. I'd rather have the regular mirrors. Way less expensive for maintenance and replacement. Front grill of course doesn't have to be with so many fancy LEDs. Anyway, thanks a lot for your video. All the Best!

This is the freaking future? My car/truck will be driving, not me? I dont intend to be against progress, but am i the only one that likes cars the old way? Am i the only one who hates this "futuristic" look, the all curves, no straight lines and fancy lights combination? Am i the only one who actually likes driving himself? Before we realise, normal cars wont be allowed on the street, only futuristic automatic cars driving instead of us.... Less accidents maybe, MAYBE, cause machines have flaws too, but for SURE less enjoyment... less being alive... I might have become a "sad old man who hates progress" at the age of 21 but i really really prefer things the way they are now. I want control, i want my gauges, not this matrix screen crap, i want my manual gearbox, i wanna feel the gears sliding in place when shifting, i wanna feel the torque when i floor the pedal.... Am i the only one?

@jimy0803

9 жыл бұрын

Simeon Bairaktaris You're getting old, man! Or at least you're sounding like an old man. You're sounding like the senior citizen who doesn't want the technology of the new cellphone, the new car, or the new computer. You just want things to always remain the same as they were/are. Things change, maybe not always for the better, but they cannot remain the same forever.

@esundproductions

9 жыл бұрын

+jimy0803 he doesn't sound old, he sounds logical. I agree with him too. I like being in control, not having to be shuttled around in some self driving, pre-programmed POS.

@jimy0803

8 жыл бұрын

+DA DEPTHS You're actually not in control in a vehicle unless you're drivina a gear-driven vehicle anyway imo. Otherwise, you're riding, not driving. As for all the modern technology, you cannot stay in the past. A lot of old stuff that one may like, becomes out-dated. I currently drive a 2011 E-class, but the body-style is starting to look dated to me.

@burakkalkan1996

5 жыл бұрын

Youre totally right

@johnbower7452

4 жыл бұрын

@@jimy0803 And what do you do when you're sitting at the back of the cab on your ipad and suddenly realise it's too late to stop your 44 tonne death machine intent on smashing into a stationary object on the carriageway? Nope I agree, leave me in control; If I screw up at least it's my fault and it's one crash; if this amazing tech screws up it's not one accident it's as many as there are these things on the road because it's a software bug; and look at how much computer software has more bugs than your average anthill. You really want to put your life in the hands of this thing?

Just watch us look back on this in 10 years and be like "psh what were they thinking with these stupid-looking trucks with pointless features when we can already just ____ instead"

@Mike.Jester

3 жыл бұрын

5 more years to go

@desmondobrien68

3 жыл бұрын

Still not on the roads at least not here in the UK

Just imagine trying to tell the cops you didnt stop at a red light because your truck was driving itself. LOL!

I like the idea of the light panel front end

2025 y con motores a combustion ?

@flamingmohmohawesome4953

8 жыл бұрын

¿Tal vez? ¿Qué espera que tendremos en el año 2025?

@TheGreatLoco

8 жыл бұрын

Los camiones tienen un ciclo de vida mucho más extenso que los autos, los cambios de modelos son cada 10-15 años. Pensar que en la siguiente generación los camiones avanzarán tanto en tecnología es sinceramente descabellado. Y es cierto, tendrían que pensar en propulsión eléctrica o al menos híbrida, mejorar el coeficiente aerodinámico o reducir el área frontal para ahorrar costos. No es claro qué economías hay con la conducción autónoma, si el chófer tiene que estar ahí atento. Donde se nota un progreso notable, es que los pickup duallies, como el Ford F-450 o el RAM 3500 ya remolcan +30.000 lb, donde los semis cargan sólo unas 50.000 lb. En 10 años, remolcaran lo mismo con un truck dually que en versión básica cuesta alrededor de $50.000.

All the cars are Mercedes even the fire truck

@autogefuehl

8 жыл бұрын

+Jaime T Rubio III of course they wouldnt show another brand on _their_ test track :)

What an amazing piece of technology. It does everything but takes away the joy of driving with all those tech support. But it will be a lot safer truck to drive. Kudos to Mercedes Benz for making another great vehicle.

This is like totally AWESOME!!

But it's so much cheaper and easier to hire a truck driver...

@adrienperie6119

8 жыл бұрын

Why But ? Can't you just enjoy the technology ? And what makes you think this could replace a driver ? It couldn't, not very close at all either.

@diagoleben

8 жыл бұрын

Enjoy laziness you mean

@johnbower7452

4 жыл бұрын

@@adrienperie6119 It might not replace him but it will be used as an excuse to pay minimum wage on the grounds the driver won't be doing much.

Truck driver is going to become an even more low paying job since now you're basically just there to be an eye over the machine and it's cargo.

Call me a sceptic, I learnt to to drive properly with a conventional vehicle and frankly just feel as amazing as these advancements may be there taking the human element out of everything bit by bit, I do not like the thought of A) relying on a essentially a computer to drive and B) taking the need of truck drivers, couriers, bus drivers etc away aka actual jobs, if and when these roll off the factory line for commercial use there'll be innumerable drivers who have years of experience basically kicked to the kerb because computers are so "superior" I hope they're to expensive to buy to ensure the guaranteed jobs of drivers. As it stands it could be argued most of the times accidents are human error yes however computers have there share of problems to, if the system fries or has a bug it'll screw over the driving system and probably cause just as bad an accident and who is negligible then, the computer technician who monitors the damn thing, the one who gets hit or the computer? More to the point if the system is to dependent on the the software etc and it does have issues who's to say it's even capable to drive without those systems and more importantly what if the drivers behind the wheel are so acclimatised to the computer doing all the hard work they're incapable of actually driving themselves, there's to many if's and maybe's about this I'd rather we stick to the tried and tested method of real people behind the wheel.

@MrTruth0teller

9 жыл бұрын

Human drivers can get drunk or simply sick behind the wheel and cause accidents. This auto driving technology will become more mature with time and time will come when the probability of accuracy will be greater for machine then compare to human driver. Remember days when cars were actually driven by humans, nowadays we give instruction to our steering wheel(by moving steering) to turn, which in turn give instruction to computer and computer actually turns the wheels, same with accelerator and brake. Now we just give instructions to our car and rest is done by computer. Now imagine instruction given to onboard computer directly by sensors and decision making computer, this is how such systems work. trust me I am a Robotics entrepreneur.

@niFeforever

9 жыл бұрын

The main reason for all this is because humans are lazy and through-out our existence we persuaded the dream of ultimate convenience. So in the end we will all be very lazy fucks ;D

@GonZilla0214

9 жыл бұрын

bilbo baggins Not for once do I nor anyone else believe you're a robotics Entrepreneur. If you were then you will know that no matter what their will ALWAYS need to be a human element. Aeronautics is far more advanced then vehicular technology, you don't see them taking pilots out of the equation. It's simple it will never work because noone will ever trust a vehicle of that magnitude to the operate on the streets alone. A vehicle with that weight driving along side soccer moms ect. We can't stop planes from falling out of the sky, but yet you speak of taking humans out of cars......?

@MrTruth0teller

9 жыл бұрын

GonZilla0214 There is human element involved, the passenger is human who is the consumer. In aeronautics pilot is required for takeoff and landing. But fortunately vehicle can be safely driven from point a to point b by computer, and even if some malfunction occurs there are many safety interlocks which make sure that accidents don't occur and if there is some malfunction in vehicle, the vehicle can safely park itself to service lane and call the service support. The system don't compensate for others fault, means if some other vehicle slams into such car, the computer can't do anything, neither human driver can do much in such condition. Any ways let see what comes in future.

@allwinds3786

9 жыл бұрын

I am with you. This technology was pioneered about 15 years ago by Daimler Benz, I thought that they dropped the idea. I guess not. Have you ever heard the expression "the weakest part of a car is the nut that holds the wheel"?

Extrodinary awesome👍👏

The Simpsons predicted this :)

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

+Gatillo De Galleta LOL yes I remember that old episode!

@cognitiovitae6407

8 жыл бұрын

+Autogefühl Which episode?

imagine having an Apple logo in front of this truck instead of mecedes. iTruck

I really enjoyed your channel Mrnes :) great

Damn, 5 years ago uploaded and now, 2020 recommended 😆 Still none of these trucks on the road, even Tesla's truck isn't quite there yet (at least at the time I write this). Lets see in about 5 years from this comment where things are...

Why does it even have a place for a driver?

@bighands69

9 жыл бұрын

CEOkiller Some day there will be no place for the driver. But this type of concept is to get people thinking terms of what they can already understand.

@andyrussell9892

9 жыл бұрын

Cause some dumb fat underpaid asswipe has to unload the pile of shite

@IMAMPOJMA

9 жыл бұрын

CEOkiller to dont scare you Humans dont showing that Humans is not needet or need just the half of population

@PhanteusZ

9 жыл бұрын

andy Russell if you mean truck drivers, they actually get paid pretty darn decent here in the US.

@PunkSolar22x

9 жыл бұрын

CEOkiller To maintain the illusion that human labor and monetary economics is still relevant. That why there are diver seat. In France the have a fully automated Bus that has no steering wheel it been working without fail picking up passenger and taking them to their destinations.

Will this "truck driver" also unload 52 roll containers at a tight inner city location or line up in front of a loading dock? Or will these operations also be "computerized"? His metaculous white shirt will get whet and dirty.

Caramba acho que vou migrar para ser caminhoneiro já imaginou pilotando uma máquina desta.

Yay more jobs going to machines! I am sure the stock holders will be happy.

For me, a truck is supposed to look and feel like a truck...here it's technological innovation but emotionally busted. Imagine that truck coming into a construction site around wheel loaders and excavators...would be completely out of place!

@nicozalcaraz6943

9 жыл бұрын

You are right but maybe they should make a construction bullet-proof truck

While I love the technology behind this all, I don't like the fact that a computer basically removes the need of a human driver. Thats annoying. And what about it this comes to consumer cars, I love driving, its fun. I don't want some stupid computer driving for me....

I thought this was an electric truck at first.....until he started the diesel, LOL.

@cheekypigg

Жыл бұрын

It’s inefficient and expensive to go fully electric when it comes to lorries. As the batteries have a tendency to go flat in extreme cold weather, and there still aren’t as many Charging stations in every country as there are petrol/fuel stations.

truckers are about to have a blast with this haha

this is dangerous af. or at least is seems like it

@futurepilot6749

3 жыл бұрын

It's very safety

go out at night put an obstical in front of it and then rob it of it's contents. stupid and insanely stupid idea all these driver less motors. People make mistakes but a good driver is and will always be the best safety feature. These things are dangerous, very dangerous.

@hunterchartrand6646

8 жыл бұрын

it will be 2025, I highly doubt that it will be "very dangerous" by then

@jakegaming2749

8 жыл бұрын

+Rengineer 18 I highly agree with him. It will be extremely dangerous. Bet in 2025, we will still have cars like area now

@swdev245

8 жыл бұрын

+max rav more dangerous than an overworked truck driver ramming into the tail end of a traffic jam?

@0106johnny

8 жыл бұрын

These things make 100 times less mistakes than human drivers. The most dangerous stuff on roads today is humans

The face of that truck reminds me of the Star Wars Storm Trooper!!

Piękny design mam nadzieje, że już nie długo na naszych drogach :)

Yeah.. *Driver falls asleep. Highwaypilot no longer available. Bye bye driver*. Stop inventing such stupid ideas. Also, every driver loves the fun of driving. If they don't "don't drive!". :)

@DarkNexarius

7 жыл бұрын

"loves the fun of driving" yes definitely ... 8 hours in a truck going exactly 100 km/h

@ZangerRBourquin

7 жыл бұрын

You don't get my point obviously. It must be very boring when the car drives all by itself. I don't drive an automatic, because I would be bored and maybe even fall asleep, when driving back home at night. I love driving a manual car with gasoline in it. Not an electric "spaceship" xD

no no no.... please don't make these trucks so ugly and bad

when you want to be a trucker now

@patrickdunn7804

7 жыл бұрын

:)

@hunterchartrand6646

7 жыл бұрын

Ikr

Cool concept, but a few questions... where are the road-illuminating headlamps? What about sufficient intake and cooling air?

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

zshadows The lights are supposed to be all integrated in the front, you just dont see them when they are not on. Hmm air cooling, good question - maybe at the lower end?

Where is the other side of the Autobahn/freeway? It kind of looks weird in the shots from above, like they are on a absurdly long one-way road with 4 to 6 lanes.

@autogefuehl

2 жыл бұрын

Testing center

F015 is already showcasing this at CES 2015... cool wanna ride this

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

Samson Sunday See the video link in the description to the F015 !

Thank you very much for this video

I want an autonomous car right now!! Fed up of spending my life in traffic jam!

@grekiki

2 жыл бұрын

Get openpilot

Autonomous driving has been already tested and demonstrated on public highways. However, in the U.S., only Nevada and California are legal for this technology. Another thing is, state might allow it but the federal law is always more strict. This technology will not be incorporated in the U.S. for another 15 years. I guarantee you. It will only come as assistance for partial autonomous driving feature in certain conditions such as day time driving between 1 and 4pm when there's less traffic.

more electronics, more things to fail ...

Woah. That's awesome.😮

I am confident that in future almost all cars and trucks do not need drivers. Not only the vehicles but also the roads have to be redesigned to make this successful. It will save human energy and save lives from accidents. .

Parabéns Mercedes pelo esforço de prestar bons serviços para a sociedade ! GOSTARIA DE VER ISSO EM MEU PAÍS ( BRAZIL)

2005? where is the test track? germany obviously, but where? music, anyone know? beautiful looking truck, looks like 'ghort' the robot in 'day the earth stood still' 1951

Sencillamente lo mejor de toda la existencia.

wow...... amazing...... #Mercedes Future Truck 2025 autonomously driving truck premiere - Autogefühl

Guys, only 1 year left! Can't wait!

So during night time the driver and the truck takes a nap as there are no headlights. Brilliant.

@autogefuehl

9 жыл бұрын

Jeevan More they are integrated in the front, follow the whole video and you ll see it!

@stevenscalling

9 жыл бұрын

If all vehicles are automative guided, then they will communicate with each other and if the sensors are developed enough, they wont need any light to gather data. Vehicles then wouldnt need light either.

Hey Mercedes. You sitll going to use Diesel in 2025? Looks to me everything is electrical in there. Even the rear view mirrors. So why not switch to wind turbine technology and solar energy?

@KalpeshPatel78

9 жыл бұрын

I would also re-design 1) chairs to be recliner chairs. 2) the steps to enter would be retractable. closest to the ground to be longest. and the upper one to be the shortest kinda like steps and not ladders).

Estou perplexa de saber que: mais uma vez devo tirar meu chapéu para os alemães...kkkkk Parabens MERCEDES BENZ, impossível ter outra Companhia igual. Não existe, você é única. Estou adimirada por esse luxo, conforto, modelo, cor, tudo, incrível, apaixonante....amei. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk INCOMPARÁVEL

Interesting ! Looks like a great truck, communication was nice between vehicles .

@autogefuehl

10 жыл бұрын

TechExplorer Yeah I also found that a very interesting approach, that's why I wanted to share it with you. What I find a little bit funny is that the lower front looks "blurry", the structure obviously is made that way that it optically looks like you would have set an artificial blur there in the editing. Do you see what I mean?

@EdmontonRails

9 жыл бұрын

Europe cant build good looking Trucks, it looks like my vacuum cleaner no joke

@falseteeth5621

9 жыл бұрын

European trucks look uber modern. American trucks look like relics.

@EdmontonRails

9 жыл бұрын

False Teeth thats because we run them as long as they work, thats called efficency

@falseteeth5621

9 жыл бұрын

It doesn't change that fact that they're prehistoric.

Cool! So this works among Mercedes Benz vehicles, on a Mercedes Benz highway, in Germany. Awesome!

Haha, 1:03 Looks like a storm trooper.

It’s getting nearer to reality but will be many more years until true autonomous driving.

That reminds me an funny episode from The Simpsons Hommer que Became an truck driver and the truckers kept an brotherhood secret: the trucks automatically driving like this and They only pretend to drive but Hommer puts the risk in secret to expose sunbathing and drinking at the truck ceiling instead of opting for a more discreet farce : )

@autogefuehl

8 жыл бұрын

+hotvic hehe yeah i remember =)

Wegen der Aerodynamik müssen Trucks niedriger, dafür länger bauen. Daher muss entweder die Last seitwärts eingeschoben, alternativ müssen Container mit einer anderen Formfaktor hergestellt werden.

Wow... this is cool

wow it's very very good i'm loved it

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Look at all that traffic he's holding back lol

amazing engineering

Very futuristic!

Wow so nice

awsome truck i like how its automatic

the question is if the truck is involved in an accident while in self drive, who is responsible the driver or merc ? I can some very lucrative work for solicitors. .....

Omg Best truck forever auto-pilot?!!

This is truly amazing

Looks good

Wieso die riesigen Bremsspuren am Boden [8:45]. Hat es mehrere Anläufe gebraucht, bis es einmal geklappt hat?

Screw that.. What's wrong with the good old way of trucking? Massive mistake making this if you ask me..

@mabrokenleg2388

9 жыл бұрын

Even if you dont want to hear it. I think its simply to expensive. Truckers have rights, they sleep, they have to do breaks. Machines simply dont have any of these habits. You can run them all day long, no machine is moaning about getting paid too badly, ... (i could go on with this all day long) One day people will just be needed for inventing new machines and repairing the ones other machines cant repair. If this turns out to be good? Well, well find out in a 50 to a 100 years.

@NishadSD

9 жыл бұрын

# MaBrokenLeg shut up