How long will it take for driverless cars to replace regular cars?

Driverless car is a kind of intelligent car, which can also be called a wheeled mobile robot, mainly relying on the computer system-based intelligent driver in the car to realize driverless.

Driverless cars set automatic control, architecture, artificial intelligence, visual computing and many other technologies in one, is a product of the high development of computer science, pattern recognition and intelligent control technology, but also to measure a country's scientific research strength and industrial level of an important symbol of the national defense and the national economy in the field of a broad range of applications.

From the 1970s, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and other developed countries began to carry out research on driverless cars, and now have made breakthroughs in feasibility and practicality. China began to conduct research on driverless cars from the 1980s, and the National University of Defense Technology successfully developed China's first truly driverless car in 1992.

In 2005, the first urban driverless car was successfully developed at the Shanghai Jiaotong University, and it is expected to be the first to be demonstrated in Shanghai Century Park within two years, and to show off at the 2010 World Expo. Visitors will simply press a button at the park's entrance, and a four-seat convertible car without a driver will drive from a distance, slow to a stop, and then carry passengers to the attractions they want to visit.

Google predicts that driverless cars will be officially commercialized by 2030; a few days ago, Uber also announced that it was buying 500,000 Tesla driverless cars from.