driverless
- adjective
- /ˈdraɪvərləs/
- We're driverless, Frewin.
Examples
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And when you say driverless, it means no driver.
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They're not really driverless, they're just pre driven.
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I think that with all technology, whether it's the Silk Road, Twitter, Facebook, driverless cars, you name it, with all technology there is a good side and a bad.
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And in Florida, Florida senator says we shouldn't need a permit for driverless cars.
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Now Cruise just had a very embarrassing failure revealing that they use more drivers for their driverless cars than Uber uses per car.
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Whether it's driverless cars, VRAR, telemedicine, mobile computing, IoT, they all will have different requirements as opposed.
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The city plans to implement a driverless bus service to improve public transportation.
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Experts predict that driverless vehicles will significantly reduce accidents caused by human error.
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The introduction of driverless cars could change how we think about personal mobility.
Synonyms
Operates without a person on board
Without a person in charge of a group or team
A vehicle with no person on board to control it, like a plane or spaceship
An animal or vehicle that has no person on it
Working without people on board and controlled from far away
Without a leader, as in an orchestra or an automatic train
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Driverless comes from driver (from drive, 'to push or lead') and the part -less meaning 'without'. So, when a team or company is driverless, it has no person to push or lead it and can lose direction.