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Abstract
An autonomous vehicle, or self-driving car, refers to a car that can drive itself without human intervention. The development of autonomous vehicles has generated significant interest from tech companies that are developing autonomous electric cars. Companies that have their own autonomous car projects comprise Uber, and notable mentions from the automotive industry are Daimler AG and BMW with their joint project, as well as Ford Motor Company and the Volkswagen Group who also have separate autonomous car projects [1].
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