CES 2015: Driverless cars and automation steer future vehicle tech

Roland Moore-Colyer
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Major carmakers showcase autonomous systems that enhance car safety and comfort

Car technology is being showcased at CES 2015 in Las Vegas, as manufacturers use more advanced systems to automate driver assistance and in-car entertainment. Several major technology and automo...

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