Examples of using Future bus in English and their translations into German
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Lambert: The Future Bus is full of emotions.
These challenges impressively show just what the Future Bus with CityPilot can do.
The Future Bus catches the eye straight away.
The CityPilot is presented in the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus as a technology platform.
Today the Future Bus with CityPilot is celebrating its world premiere.
The nearly 20-kilometer route presents the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus with a genuine challenge.
Mercedes-Benz Future Bus: spectacular technology platform with a trailblazing design.
We can hardly wait to see the technological possibilities the Future Bus with CityPilot opens up for series-production vehicles.
In this respect, the Future Bus with CityPilot fits in perfectly with our concept of urban mobility for the future. .
The CityPilot willcelebrate its world public premiere in the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus technology platform, on Airport Line 300 in the Netherlands.
Mercedes-Benz Future Bus with CityPilot- a milestone on the way to the autonomous city bus, and a revolutionary mobility system for the future. .
So there is much justification for the claim: Our Mercedes-Benz Future Bus with CityPilot is the most advanced bus that ever hit the road!
Taken together, the Future Bus represents a milestone not only in terms of the history of the bus, but also on the road to autonomous and accident-free driving.
Thus, the researchers do not only rely on one kind of sensors such as lane-tracking cameras,but also on the fusion of many pieces of sensor data to make the Future Bus drive robustly and reliably.
Will we see the Future Bus on the streets soon?
At this year's IAA, one of the most important fairs for transport, logistics and mobility, around 2000 exhibitors from 52 countries have shown their innovations,including the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus with CityPilot.
The future has already begun: the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus, which was showcased for the very first time in Amsterdam in July, is one of the main attractions at IAA.
The development engineers have intensively tested the CityPilot both in test vehicles based on the Citaro andin the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus, including numerous test journeys on selected routes in closed-off areas.
The technology of the CityPilot in the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus is based on that of the autonomously driving Mercedes-Benz Actros truck with Highway Pilot presented two years ago.
A total of four Research Departments of the FZI made the project possible with their know-howso that the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus was able to show its innovative sensor concepts and robust localisation at its world premiere.
However, the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus is more radical than its predecessor, and intentionally breaks with conventions and standard design and spatial concepts for city buses. .
It is based on the familiar looks of the Citaro,but takes up elements from the design idiom of the revolutionary Mercedes-Benz Future Bus concept vehicle and transports the unmistakable design of the Citaro into the future. .
The Mercedes-Benz Future Bus with CityPilot is making its first public journey on part of Europe's longest BRT route(BRT Bus Rapid Transit) in the Netherlands.
Apart from its appearance and choice of materials, the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus also breaks new ground with respect to information technology and the associated connectivity.
The Mercedes-Benz Future Bus showed prototypically how the future city bus could look like: The vehicle based on a Mercedes-Benz Citaro, operating as a shuttle called CityPilot, had travelled a distance of 20 kilometers approx.
Despite its futuristic design fullof trailblazing ideas, the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus relies on well-proven large-scale production technology for the bodyshell, powertrain and suspension.
The technology behind CityPilot in the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus is based on the self-driving Mercedes-Benz Actros with Highway Pilot, which was unveiled two years ago at the IAA.
With its innovative exterior and interior design, the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus systematically continues on a path which Mercedes-Benz has successfully taken with the Citaro for decades.
Like the Future Truck, the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus with CityPilot is not a lab test but, instead, drives on a section of the Bus Rapid Transit(BRT) system in Amsterdam- under real-life conditions.
On this route between Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and the town of Haarlem, Netherlands,the Mercedes-Benz Future Bus could prove for three days that it is able to master this challenging track just as reliably and confidently as an experienced bus driver, but completely autonomously and without any intervention of the driver.