CES: Amazing footage shows a self-driving car navigating the narrow streets of Jerusalem

An Israeli tech firm focused on autonomous driving systems shared an impressive new video of one of its vehicles navigating the cramped and crowded streets of Jerusalem. The Ford sedan called Autonomous Driving Test Vehicle is shown navigating an amazing array of obstacles, including'roundabouts, unprotected turns, narrow streets, close maneuvers, lots of pedestrians, and pretty much anything you can think of.' The car was developed by Mobileye, a recent Intel acquisition that develops a wide range of mobility devices and software for motor vehicles. Mobileye's impressive new Autonomous Driving Test Vehicle (pictured above), was able to navigate a wide variety of traffic complications in Jerusalem Unlike many other self-driving cars, the Mobileye vehicle doesn't use any LIDAR or RADAR sensors and instead creates a detailed three-dimensional map of its surroundings using 12 different video cameras mounted on the car body. The camera feeds are analyzed by software running on two of the company's proprietary EyeQ 5 chips, according to a report by The Verge.