As for autonous vehicals, I believe the biggest barriers will be political.
The technology will be ready ready for the mass market very soon, in the next couple years. For example, look at Telsa who will be driving completely autonomously from the heart of Los Angeles to the heart of New York by the end of this year. Google has driven 2 million miles over 8 years and has only had one minor incident.
What will slow down the adoption of this technology (for good or for bad) is the regulations.
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The biggest problem right now with self-driving vehicles is not driving long distances on well known nice roads, but driving on small, poorly maintained, and not often traveled roads.
While these achievements are important, they don't really prove anything about the real challenge.
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