MadeInGermany

MadeInGermany was a driverless car developed by the Freie Universität Berlin and AutoNOMOS Labs[1] in 2011.

Parts of the CAN gateway interfaces have been opened by Volkswagen for research purposes so that a computer can access and control the car.

The Velodyne and six Ibeo LUX laser scanners cover almost any area around the car for up to 50 m (160 ft).

For this undertaking, a new vehicle has been designed to meet the criteria for a city approval to drive autonomously on real roads.

The vehicle was named MadeInGermany and has driven over 3,000 km (1,900 mi) autonomously on Berlin's city roads and highways[3] with no human intervention.