In the first six months of 2021, more than 20,000 people died in car accidents in the US alone, the majority of which was attributed to dangerous, distracted, or drunk driving. But what if advanced technology could eliminate human weaknesses? Could we then make zero deaths possible? The latest research by Neural Propulsion Systems (NPS) thinks so. It posits that new technology can actually enable vehicles to eliminate roadway deaths — with or without human supervision. And we’re not talking about a far-off future where super-smart autonomous vehicles occupy the roads. No, we’re talking about the here and now. But before…
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