Norm Nakamura of Tokyo Lens stumbled upon Eno in Japan, a bizarre, yet innovative, self-driving AI taxi for up to three people at once. It stands around 2-feet-tall and comes equipped with LiDAR sensors, cameras, as well as lights for nighttime use.
Just running it in Tokyo costs a fortune, or tens of thousands to be more specific, but its creator says that his inspiration for the AI taxi came from garbage men hopping on / off their trucks. Unfortunately (or fortunately), it moves a bit slow so passengers can take everything in. The vehicle also slightly resembles the turret trucks that one sees at the Tsukiji Market, one of the largest and most unique fish markets in the world.
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I actually love the concept! Firstly for the reason why he created them. Secondly, from a personal point of view I am ‘in between’ disabled – well enough to walk on my own, but distance is difficult for me. The further I walk and more I increase my pain/exhaustion doing so, the less I get to actually see where I am going. That also means I start to make mistakes that could cause me harm, eg. missing that I should stop at a small crossing for a car coming. All these things, this idea sorts. Clever!,” said one commenter.
