<strong>Toyota Research Institute, the American branch of one of the largest automakers in the world</strong>, introduced the latest version of its test unmanned vehicle. The basis is the LS 600hL model, equipped with the LIDAR system, radar, and several cameras.

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<strong>Engineers at the Toyota Research Institute say that the car</strong> is due to its renewed appearance due to the design studio Toyota CALTY Design Research,<strong> as well as specialists from the North American research and development department:</strong>

> They created a new roof panel with protection from weather and temperature influences, significantly reducing the cumbersomeness of the entire system and very skillfully using the space inside the hatch. This made it possible in general to minimize the height of the system

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<em>Experts note that Toyota now like no one else should be interested in providing information about its progress in the development of unmanned vehicles.</em> According to the latest report of the analytical company Navigant, the Japanese automaker is currently behind companies such as Ford, General Motors, Daimler and BMW, on the way to the release of the first truly full-fledged self-managed vehicles.

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