On Sunday, the opening of the International Forum of Science and Technology in Society was held in the Japanese city of Kyoto, at which Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Arkady Dvorkovich spoke. Among other things, he said that at the World Cup, which Russia will host, guests will be transported by unmanned vehicles.
Of course, this will not happen everywhere, but only in some places for which routes will be worked out, but nevertheless the opportunity to see unmanned buses in business pleases.
"I am happy to inform you that Russia adheres to the roadmap for creating an unmanned automobile platform, and we will show you the results during the 2018 World Cup in Russia," Tass quotes Dvorkovich.
The possible participation of unmanned vehicles developed by NAMI and PJSC "KAMAZ" was reported earlier, but there were no official confirmations of these statements. Electric unmanned buses are able to move at speeds up to 60 kilometers per hour and, apparently, can be charged at stations created by domestic developers. Unmanned buses of KAMAZ can automatically move along roads with automobile markings, so in the future they can be used almost everywhere.
In addition to KAMAZ, in Russia there are other developers of unmanned vehicles. Among them is the modular unmanned platform MATRÖSHKA from VolgaBUS, which can be turned into a small passenger bus or truck at the request of the owner.
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