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Automated Driving: Upcoming Change in Perspective?


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16 June 2014



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While Nate doesn’t appear in today’s comic, you can learn more about Nate’s wacky life at his Website.

A rare comic today where Nate doesn’t make an appearance.  When I first learned of the upcoming focus on automated driving, this was actually one of the first things that popped in my head.  There’s no doubt that if you saw a car coming down the highway now with no driver, that you’d absolutely freak out!  I suspect that reaction will be reversed in the future.



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Jim Haas Nate the Robot is a webcomic about an ordinary robot trying to make it in a human world. See more at natetherobot.com.
Jim Haas Nate the Robot is a webcomic about an ordinary robot trying to make it in a human world. See more at natetherobot.com.





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