Would You Want Your Car to Do This?

Thread starter The_Kitchen_Guy
Start date Jun 2, 2013

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SUMMARY

The forum discussion centers around Audi's Piloted Parking technology showcased at CES. Participants express mixed feelings, with one user finding the technology creepy while another enthusiastically supports it due to personal experiences with car dents. The conversation highlights the growing interest in autonomous parking solutions and their potential benefits for everyday drivers.

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Understanding of autonomous vehicle technology
Familiarity with parking assistance systems
Knowledge of consumer electronics exhibitions like CES
Awareness of vehicle safety features

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The_Kitchen_Guy

Silver Member

Jun 2, 2013

This seems a little creepy to me - but see what you think of it.

Audi Piloted Parking at CES

esavvymom

Staff member

Jun 12, 2013

No thanks!

Admin Greg

Staff member

Jun 18, 2013

I need this!! I keep creating dents in my car lol!

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