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How should we design driverless cars?

Great question, excellent design challenge. When we don't have to think about a standard driving position, should we even be thinking of the car as a

Seamus Byrne
Seamus Byrne
How should we design driverless cars?

Great question, excellent design challenge. When we don't have to think about a standard driving position, should we even be thinking of the car as a forward-facing environment?

Lots of opportunities for clever design, and potential for new variety in economy cars versus luxury models.

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