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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 2952061" data-attributes="member: 13966">Yep, I agre Ogre.As it is today, though, there are cars with a form of auto-pilot using GPS and such, but I can't recall if they're all just experimental right now or if some of them are actually in standard production......&nbsp; I've seen them on TV and stuff; the driver can just drink coffee, read the newspaper, and listen to the radio while the computer controls the car.&nbsp; I don't recall though right now if the brakes and gas were also automated or not.....last time I saw or read anything on this subject, was at least a year ago.&nbsp; When we're finally flying cars around everywhere, they will doubtlessly have integrated auto-pilot systems that can follow governmentally-designated air routes, like traffic lanes but in three dimensions, and the auto-pilot will likely take over any time the driver tries to go &quot;off-road&quot; in areas that are off-limits to aerial off-roading.&nbsp; 3-D autopilot capabilities shouldn't be beyond our ability to design and build by the time we have the proper infrastructure and such for flying cars.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arkhandus, post: 2952061, member: 13966"] Yep, I agre Ogre. As it is today, though, there are cars with a form of auto-pilot using GPS and such, but I can't recall if they're all just experimental right now or if some of them are actually in standard production...... I've seen them on TV and stuff; the driver can just drink coffee, read the newspaper, and listen to the radio while the computer controls the car. I don't recall though right now if the brakes and gas were also automated or not.....last time I saw or read anything on this subject, was at least a year ago. When we're finally flying cars around everywhere, they will doubtlessly have integrated auto-pilot systems that can follow governmentally-designated air routes, like traffic lanes but in three dimensions, and the auto-pilot will likely take over any time the driver tries to go "off-road" in areas that are off-limits to aerial off-roading. 3-D autopilot capabilities shouldn't be beyond our ability to design and build by the time we have the proper infrastructure and such for flying cars. [/QUOTE]

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