7 months ago
China Leads in Driverless Car Adoption with Hand Gestures
A viral video shows people in China using simple hand gestures to control their driverless cars.
These cars can open doors, lower themselves to make it easier to get in, and even drive to their owners.
The video features different types of cars, mostly electric ones, from brands like Li Auto, NIO, and AITO/Ask's M9.
The cars use special technologies like adaptive air suspension and remote summon systems.
The video suggests that these advanced features are already common in China, making it seem like the country is far ahead in car technology compared to the rest of the world.
A viral video shows people in China using hand gestures to control driverless cars.
Cars can open doors, lower themselves, and drive to their owners without physical contact.
Brands featured include Li Auto, NIO, and AITO/Ask's M9, mostly electric vehicles.
Technologies used include adaptive air suspension, remote summon, and memory parking systems.
The video suggests these advanced features are already common in China.
- Who
- People in China
- What
- Using hand gestures to operate driverless cars
- Where
- Various Chinese cities
- When
- Currently
- Why
- To demonstrate advanced automotive technologies in use
Key facts
- Technologies
- Adaptive air suspension, remote summon, memory parking, auto power doors, auto low-entry suspension, gesture and walk-up recognition, welcome lights
- Brands
- Li Auto, NIO, AITO/Ask's M9, Zeekr
- Vehicle Types
- SUVs, sedans, electric vehicles
- Locations
- Various Chinese cities
- Video Duration
- Over a minute
