The startup Auro says its self-driving golf cart will lead to autonomous shuttles for theme parks, vacation resorts, and retirement communities. Even if limited to private roads, autonomous vehicles could significantly improve many people’s quality of life. This golf cart has been modified with sensors and other equipment so that it can drive itself. Spend enough time on the roads of Mountain View, California, and you might spot one of Google’s prototype self-driving cars. Visit…
Self-driving golf cart heads to university campus, retirement communities, and resorts
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