HONDA PRÉSENTE LA MOTO AUTONOME QUI ROULE TOUTE SEULE

Honda unveiled a motorcycle in Las Vegas that can stop on its own while also being able to accelerate on its own in total autonomy.

No, this isn't David Copperfield's most recent sleight-of-hand performance. This motorcycle runs perfectly on its own. And with only two wheels. So, on January 5th, at the Cooperative Mobility Ecosytem (CES) in Las Vegas, the Japanese automaker presented this new self-driving technology (Moto Riding Assist). On had no prior knowledge of the Honda technology used on this NC 750 derivative motorcycle. However, it is known that she does not use a gyroscope, which, according to Honda, "adds too much weight and significantly changes the vehicle's behavior."