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autopilot MIT's AIDA Robot Is Going To Be The Ultimate Backseat DriverMIT's AIDA Robot Is Going To Be The Ultimate Backseat Drivertags:Actually, the Affective Intelligent Driving Agent (AIDA) won't be riding in the backseat, it's mounted right on the dashboard—but it will make comments on how you drive. It also reacts to your emotional state and helps you navigate.
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The other stuff would be occasionally mildly useful, but frequently just nagging and bothersome.
But the traffic information would be useful, if there was any way they could actually keep it current.
*Conspiracy ?
While, most driving aids do alot of this stuff already, what does this device really do? If you dont know how to tell when your car's fuel supply is low; you have confirmed that your to stupid to use a car in the first place. If you dont know of major events (like a fair) going on in your city, you dont read the newspaper enough. That simply shows your uneducated, and should not have a car to drive in the first place. And if you dont know how to get to your place of work, after the 58th day....your an idiot.
I could see, if this device was for rental cars, or those used for those not familar with the location's area.
Such a device would die within a week in Boston, MA. Massholes would tear that junk out of the cah (yes, cah).