A self-driving car that takes 2.5 million measurements every second has been unveiled by Ford.
The autonomous vehicle, which took a decade to design and build, is equipped with four infrared light sensors mounted to a roof rack.
The sensors constantly scan the road, searching for objects including other vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and small animals.
These measurements are turned into a real-time 3D map that is fed into the car's on-board computers.
Speaking ahead of the car's launch at Mobile World Congress, Stephen Odell, executive vice president of Ford, said: "Our automated research car represents a vital step toward our vision for the future of mobility.
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