Trucks of Tomorrow, Autonomous Driving | The Future of Mobility | FD Engineering

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  • Опубліковано 30 січ 2025

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  • @marksapollo
    @marksapollo Рік тому +11

    The only reason they are researching all this predictive servicing and breakdowns is to make self driving robot trucks. Putting hundreds of thousands of not millions out of work.

  • @timothyheinz5693
    @timothyheinz5693 Рік тому +9

    Imagine paying the few employees left fast food wages, and all of humanity is destitute except for the 1%. Brilliant future

  • @im-fr7wl
    @im-fr7wl 19 днів тому

    amazing documentary. how long has been this this video out? looks old computer.

  • @tronghungdao251
    @tronghungdao251 Рік тому

    Freedom created Genius 👋👍👌❤️❤️❤️

  • @keepupwithspeedy
    @keepupwithspeedy Рік тому +2

    what we need now are cars with sensors that can tell is the car is about to merge in front of a semi or a car and judge the safest distance to do so and not allow an unsafe merge in front of other vehicles. most accidents happen because people cut off other drivers. Cars cut off a semi and really bad things happen. if the car did not allow unsafe merging, cutting off other drivers would be a thing of the past. Why not start there?

  • @bobdebouwer7835
    @bobdebouwer7835 Рік тому +8

    There goes my job:(
    Luckily the truck can't unload itself
    .
    .
    yet:(

    • @dwrjr27
      @dwrjr27 Рік тому +3

      I'd like to see these autonomous trucks make a right turn in downtown Chicago, after it adjusted it's tandems by itself. Who would get the overweight ticket at the scales?

    • @evansmatoke5035
      @evansmatoke5035 Рік тому

      For now

  • @jasonwall8672
    @jasonwall8672 Рік тому +2

    platooning is just qa new term for convoy cause they dont wanna admit it was safer to go in groups in the first place

  • @Blackunitsound-system
    @Blackunitsound-system 7 місяців тому +1

    I see the proration belonging to the company who makes the motor

  • @nachtdiertje78
    @nachtdiertje78 Рік тому +3

    and if they continue like this, they will soon no longer have drivers who will drive that car. great plan!

  • @RickardRehnberg
    @RickardRehnberg Рік тому +1

    Why not show original air date? These are very interesting but also very old videos.

  • @ioanbota9397
    @ioanbota9397 Рік тому

    I like this trucks

  • @mathew3267
    @mathew3267 6 місяців тому +1

    The ego of these tech companies is unbelievable.

  • @aleonyohan6745
    @aleonyohan6745 Рік тому +2

    I'm all for driver assist. But anyone who has ever worked with sensors knows that sensors fail . If one of these trucks kills your family for whatever reason who is to blame? I would think the lawsuit would be astronomical

    • @thomasgentr443
      @thomasgentr443 Рік тому +1

      You’re not talking about a parking sensor here though, most of the guidance is done by radar and infrared lasers.

    • @aleonyohan6745
      @aleonyohan6745 Рік тому +1

      @@thomasgentr443 how much damage can a semi truck hauling 80,000 lbs do if something fails in the autonomous mode?

  • @user-sk1eh3pg6j
    @user-sk1eh3pg6j 7 місяців тому +1

    SAY NO TO AUTONOMOUS TRUCKS! We have been using specially trained professional Class-A CDL(chauffeur) drivers for over 100 years just like we have been using specially trained specially licensed professional commercial airline pilots for over 100 years. The trucks aren't the problem. Lack of uniform standardized proper training for modern truck drivers is one part of the problem. An alarmingly increasing lack of respect for big trucks from the general motoring public along with competing with big trucks for space on the road are the other part of the problem. Until those two problems get permanently addressed, there is nothing anyone can do to reduce the conflict between cars vs trucks. In the end, the trucks will win everytime in a car truck collision. People know this but they still try to compete with big trucks for space. Some even go as far as trying to make the truck hit them or brake check the truck. Truckers, if you get brake checked, give em what they want. Whack the hell out of em. Your dashcam will exonerate you. We need law enforcement and automobile insurance carriers to do a better job at prosecuting reckless drivers that try to cause accidents with big trucks and make them uninsurable. The work they have done to stop this is hilariously careless. We also need to limit automotive horsepower to no more than 200 brake horsepower and govern the top speed of motor cars to no greater than 85mph(136km/h).

  • @paquitoignacio3449
    @paquitoignacio3449 Рік тому +1

    Still to me , automated truck without a driver, still risky don’t know how long to replace humans.

  • @manfrombhutan1500
    @manfrombhutan1500 Рік тому +2

    Can’t trust those trucks coz it can be disastrous 😢😢😢😢😢😢😅😅😅😅😅

  • @DOW876
    @DOW876 Рік тому +1

    Not happening anytime soon. Keep on trucking

  • @mitchellbliss3828
    @mitchellbliss3828 10 місяців тому

    There is just a little bit of irony in having a fully electric mining equipment fleet to save on-site emissions, while said mining equipment mines coal and other finite resources in order to produce the electric power they need in order to run, among many many other things... The only way that would make any sense is if the amount of emissions from the power plant, (with all these added electric mining equipment) is still fewer than emissions diesel mining equipment would produce.. Otherwise were looking at a dog chasing his tail type of situation..

  • @ephraim3123
    @ephraim3123 Рік тому +1

    Third😊

  • @extremeplusmediaz
    @extremeplusmediaz Рік тому +1

    But this looks like more of advertorial Volvo technogical cars

  • @МиколаЛазаришин

    Now it is very dangerous for car traffic.

  • @rossnolan2883
    @rossnolan2883 Рік тому

    First 😊

  • @Cameron-s9q
    @Cameron-s9q 9 місяців тому +1

    OMG this is dangerous!

  • @Mike-vh1ur
    @Mike-vh1ur Рік тому +2

    It will destroy truckers jobs. More people will be unemployed sadly because of garbage big companies purchasing A.I.
    A.i assisted driving will be useful for drivers human but if companies opted for full Autonomous then there will be problem

  • @congresssmann9538
    @congresssmann9538 Рік тому +2

    How about getting hacked ?

  • @Mrguyver
    @Mrguyver Рік тому +5

    They are looking to replace truck drivers on the road

    • @MichelDerome
      @MichelDerome Рік тому

      Je vous trouve un peu méchant de dire que l'objectif premier est de remplacer les conducteurs de camions, l'industrie du camionnage as un déficit de conducteurs et cela as vraiment été mis en évidence pendant la crise du Covid-19 et continue a ce jour de sévir, de plus il y'a aussi de remplacer la fatigue du conducteur dans l'industrie du camionnage ou du transport en général surtout avec longs trajets à parcourir, en l'occurrence en Amérique du Nord et en Australie ou de moins en moins de conducteurs professionnels veulent encore faire de longues heures de travail et absences prolongées du milieu familial. Les jeunes arrivent sur le marché du travail recherche maintenant la qualité de vie et surtout une vie stable et les trajets aux longs cours ne sont plus dans leurs priorités et la marriage travail et horaires de travail militent en ce sens.
      Respectueusement
      I find your comments a little bit harsh. The industry of transportation has shown during Covid-19 crisis's that the numbers of professionals drivers were insufficient to accommodate all the needs to achieve every shipments in North America and probably globally around the globe 🌎.
      Also we can't emphasis enough that there is a decrease of population in the modernised economy but not the need of hands to accommodate every requirement that our modernised civilisation require.
      Humans are becoming a scarce resource but not the needs to accomplish everything in our modernised society.
      Respectfully please consider others needs of the modern society others than short term view.

    • @notmuch_23
      @notmuch_23 Рік тому +6

      Every company is looking to replace _all_ people in _all_ positions.

    • @marksapollo
      @marksapollo Рік тому +4

      Of course, humanity is looking to give all jobs to robots and computers. Question then is how will the classes work in society? Will you need money still? Etc

    • @jaya076
      @jaya076 11 місяців тому

      Thank god, most of them are terrible and dangerous

  • @RoosterGardens
    @RoosterGardens Рік тому +1

    You mean, the mistakes of tomorrow....

  • @areguapiri
    @areguapiri Рік тому

    There are going to be many brutal accidents.

  • @bartekmirek3790
    @bartekmirek3790 9 місяців тому +1

    Its fraud nothing more

  • @elcocoreyes
    @elcocoreyes 7 місяців тому

    driving is a professional sport not made for everyone. sometimes you need to invest in good drivers. this technology will be the loss of skill and professional drivers. go ahead and hand out a matching skirt

  • @Blackunitsound-system
    @Blackunitsound-system 7 місяців тому

    Don't carry it come ya

  • @simonoakley5102
    @simonoakley5102 5 місяців тому

    Nice too be advanced but think off all the millions off jobs lost worldwide .lorry's and robo taxi what's next

  • @Blackunitsound-system
    @Blackunitsound-system 7 місяців тому

    Tata motors can't own offer he sells it to you

  • @user-sk1eh3pg6j
    @user-sk1eh3pg6j 7 місяців тому

    "Platooning" 😂😂😂 you can tell whoever came up with this doesn't know 💩 about trucks. All of the trucks will not weigh the same which meams they won't accelerate and brake the same which is why "platooning" is a horrible concept for big trucks. This is also why big trucks aren't supposed to tailgate each other. It takes an 80,000lb truck on average 660 feet to stop from 60mph(98km/h). We keep 6-8 seconds of following distance behind trailing traffic at road speed.

  • @marky4x429
    @marky4x429 6 місяців тому

    „Maybe sooner than many people expect“ 😂 Bullshitters credo, repeated relentlessly since a decade now.