Reader poll: How would you like to interface with your autonomous car?

by Open Roboethics Initiative

24 June 2014

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We interact with gadgets and devices everyday … some have blinking lights, some play sounds, and some can even decipher our voice commands. When it comes to interfacing with a device as exciting and complicated as an autonomous car, we will need to do so on many levels. We will want to set our destination, surely, or perhaps set a maximum speed. Or we might wish to be alerted if the car must pull into a gas station to refuel in the middle of a trip, or if we will soon be passing a rest area.

How would you want to interface with an autonomous car? Let us know in our reader poll below.

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Open Roboethics Initiative is a roboethics thinktank concerned with studying robotics-related design and policy issues.

Reader poll: How would you like to interface with your autonomous car?

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