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It's a rare occurrence when this hi-fi reporter experiences sonic serendipity, so when it strikes, I'm all in from the downbeat. Such was my good fortune with my first AXPONA assignment of the day, covering the hallowed sound room presented by Nashville's AXISS Audio.
Show in las vegas. the first from audi, close to a robotic car on auto pilot you can get. this car is actually connected to the internet and it s run by google voice command and then google maps helps the car navigate. in other words, you tell the car where to go and it goes. you don t need to steer it, don t need to push the gas pedal or the break and audi says the driver still needs to be at the wheel, but for the most part the car just kind of controls itself. they will start testing this car in nevada on actual nevada roads very, very soon and then toyota and lexus say they re not really looking to build a robotic car, instead they want a car that s accident proof. check this thing out, right? it s got sensors on the front, the rear and as you can see, they re on the roof. the sensors include laser tracking to pick up objects about 250 feet away and hd cameras that can pick up objects like oncoming cars or traffic lights up to 500 feet away. and the front of the vehicle