RoboCar created to teach the world’s cars to take over from humans.

There are one step closer to reality the age of losing control of your daily travels to the whims of your robot-controlled car. So thanks to the innovators at Japan’s ZMP Inc.

ZMP Inc has just unveiled the RoboCar designed to be used in the development of larger robotically-controlled commercial vehicles. The Robotic Car, utilizing the Linux operating system features WiFi, CCD stereo cameras, eight infrared range sensors, a gyro sensor, and a three-axis acceleration sensor.

You probably won’t want to seriously entertain the RoboCar’s $6,119 price tag, unless you’re a major car maker. You can see video of the RoboCar in action here.

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