Last Monday Google conducted a road test of their first automated prototype (trial version) car Announcement Gave. Last May, Google unveiled plans for a prototype car in a blog post that said the car would be automatic and would have no steering, accelerator or brakes. Because there is no need for these in automatic cars. All the work of driving the car will be done through software and sensors.

Google did not reveal the full specification of the car in its announcement on Monday. The company has been working on their various prototypes for a long time and has been testing each one separately such as steering, brake system, sensors, software, computer etc. And all this has now been successfully combined. Earlier this year, Google said the battery-powered prototype would initially run at a speed of 25 miles per hour (40 kilometers) because it was designed to meet the needs rather than the luxury.

Already several automakers have worked on various autonomous and semiautomatic features of the car (such as automatic parking arrangements); But so far no autonomous car has been fully marketed.

Some experts believe that if self-driving cars can be widely adapted to consumers, it will bring about a groundbreaking change in the lives of consumers, just like smartphones.