Autonomous driving is virtually impossible to imagine with use of edge computing, artificial intelligence, vision systems and mobile communications. Just as certainly, the movement from assisted driving to full autonomy involves increasing application of those core technologies.
Some categorize autonomous driving in five levels. The first two levels assist drivers in some way.
At level three the driver must be in the vehicle but is not required to monitor the vehicle at all times. This is known as conditional automation.
At level four, the vehicle can perform all driving functions under certain conditions. A driver is still required, although the vehicle can travel from point A to point B without intervention.
At level five, a driver is no longer required. The vehicle performs all driving tasks, even eliminating the need for a steering wheel or gas and brake pedals.
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