The futuristic, three-seat car also comes with a robotic device that Nissan said monitors the driver's expression using censors and tailors its conversation accordingly.
The futuristic, three-seat car also comes with a robotic device that Nissan said monitors the driver's expression using censors and tailors its conversation accordingly.
I think hope they mean sensors.
The futuristic, three-seat car also comes with a robotic device that Nissan said monitors the driver's expression using censors and tailors its conversation accordingly.
I think hope they mean sensors.
A talking car that spins freely, and thats what you pick out as being the biggest thing wrong with the story
That's one awful looking car.
As for being able to hold conversations with the driver, I'd like to have a go, just so I could answer back ;DAre you sleeping? There's a cafe 500m ahead.
"yes I'm fast asleep.... who do you think is driving the car you ****"
My SatNav has the same condescending attitude... She told me today to make a U-turn in a safe place, put my cigarette out and cut my speed.. then gave me a lecture on the merits of public transport over the dreaded car. ;D ;D
Ironically one of the direction options on my SatNav is "pedestrian".
One and the same if you drive in London..
It may be correct, Doug: compensating for the "driver's" utterances to the surprise of his cab spinning to the reverse direction while he's speeding through traffic lights in heavy traffic.I think hope they mean sensors.The futuristic, three-seat car also comes with a robotic device that Nissan said monitors the driver's expression using censors and tailors its conversation accordingly.
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