I read a news article that Nanyang Technological University is testing the self driving bus. I was surprised at this approach.
If NTU wants to be "driverless" they could have introduced a tram system or a LRT system using tracks. The tracked approach is more suitable for fixed routes.
They do not need the technology of the "self driving car" to provide a public transport service within its compound.
Sometimes, I wonder, if people think?
If NTU wants to be "driverless" they could have introduced a tram system or a LRT system using tracks. The tracked approach is more suitable for fixed routes.
They do not need the technology of the "self driving car" to provide a public transport service within its compound.
Sometimes, I wonder, if people think?
ReplyDeleteHi Mr Tan
I agreed with your opinion.
In fact I don't understnd why are we wasting lots of resources on "driverless" technology.
So what if we are "successful" in this technology.
Wake up! This is NOT a QUANTUM leap in technology!
What Singapore needs is a QUANTUM leap in technology not just day-to-day improvements.
Why waste $MILLIONS on this level of technology?
Sad!