article_snippet: Clothier explained that the technology works in the same way as Google's driverless vehicles.
article_snippet: An on-board computer uses data from sensors, including radar, a laser and cameras, to make turns and negotiate its way around pedestrians and other vehicles.
article_snippet: Software that guide and control the cars will have to be written with a high degree of accuracy and contain fail-safes, while cars will need to be regularly maintained to ensure there are no faults.
article_snippet: Google has also been teaching Google vehicles to drive more safely by giving its vehicles instructions on 'defensive driving' styles.
article_snippet: its vehicles have also been experimenting with teaching its vehiclesbody language' to communicate with other drivers what the vehicles 'body language' intentions are.
article_snippet: A combination of radar, lasers gives the car a 360-degree 'view', with sensors linked to computer software able to 'see' and identify people, cars, road signs and markings and traffic lights. '