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Self-driving cars are moving from test tracks to everyday roads. But how do they actually work, and how are people adapting to them?

In China, where robotaxis operate at scale and most new personal cars now come equipped with self-driving features, hosts Justin Ang and Vernon Anthonisz explore how autonomous cars are being woven into daily life. They examine how these vehicles “see”, interpret and respond to the world around them using sensors, data and artificial intelligence.

As automation becomes embedded in both public transport and private cars, can autonomous vehicles truly be trusted? And what does it mean when self-driving technology becomes part of our daily commute?

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00:00 Introduction
01:02 The Muttons take a driving test
03:24 Autonomous vehicle (AV) takes the test
05:34 Are autonomous vehicles too emotionless to trust?
06:12 Braking test: Muttons vs AV
07:46 The Muttons head to China with three Singaporeans
09:52 Personal cars with self-driving tech
13:18 No hands, no driver: Cars park themselves
14:52 Different levels of driving autonomy
16:08 The Muttons book their first robotaxi
20:17 Can AVs really drive like humans?
23:49 Human operators remotely monitor the rides
27:41 Three Singaporeans’ first impressions of robotaxis
29:25 Pros and cons of robotaxis
32:54 How a robotaxi “sees” on the road
37:30 What are the in-car cameras really for?
39:40 How data helps robotaxis learn and improve
43:45 What changes when there’s no driver in the front seat?

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ABOUT THE SHOW:
Autonomous vehicles are no longer science fiction. In countries like China, South Korea and the United States, self-driving cars are already navigating real roads and offering point-to-point passenger rides. The technology has also reached Singapore, with coastal town Punggol set to pilot autonomous shuttles this year.

In this two-part series, DJs Justin Ang and Vernon Anthonisz – better known as The Muttons – uncover what it truly takes to put a vehicle on the road with no driver behind the wheel.
They travel to China, poised to become the world’s largest autonomous vehicle market by 2030, to meet the experts and operators racing to make AVs safe and scalable. Along the way, they experience the latest technology and examine how autonomy could transform the future of transport.
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