While, we are still at the early stage when it comes to completely driverless cars, it is exciting to observe that, leading Automotive Manufacturers Are Competing Hard to Be First to Launch Advanced Autonomous Driving Technology.
It is clear that, some of the major manufacturers are closer to production than others,
and challenges related to affordability, reliability and security remain at
the core of stakes.
According to Navigant Research, the incremental systems necessary as a
foundation for the related technology are expected to streamline the end-to-end
experiences during the next five years.
The
market seems prepared as over the past decade, advanced driver assistance
systems (ADAS) have begun to proliferate from high-end luxury cars into
affordable, high-volume models.
It is also interesting to recall that, as more of the population migrates to larger
cities, it is not practical for everyone to own a personal vehicle, new
technologies such as automated driving and wireless connectivity are going to
be important for travel in the smart cities of the future.