Thursday, March 25, 2010

GPS For Autos Starting To Get ‘Smarter’

Present GPS navigation system are origin to complete data which can sometimes be interesting and lively in the real world. GPS navigation systems may soon become more smarter about executing their encyclopedic knowledge.

While many of current navigation systems identify where the roads are and what points of portion are adjacent, there is no method of applying this information to the driver’s current location.


But car makers like, Jaguar, Land Rover and Mazda have designed their built-in navigation systems to prevent use of roads which have limitations. Customers can prohibit routes which are dirt roads, one-way streets, toll roads, and ferries. These options, as well as the rising availability of real-time traffic information, is the beginning of systems employing intelligence to immense expertise.


If a driver is moving from home in the morning, the computer must recognize that they are driving to work and whether there is chances of rush hour traffic. It will also recognize, in the case of the empty carpool highways, the hours of carpool limits and the number of people present in the car.


Smarter computers will also take into consideration other factors, such as, when there is a trip which passes near stadium on the day of a game, navigation system will guide the driver's trip on a longer drive and avoids the traffic congestion which may occur in highways nearby.

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