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  Infrastructure is the missing piece to an autonomous future

  Publié: décembre 20, 2018, 6:58pm CET par Scott McLaren

  Though you may have not noticed their arrival, autonomous vehicles are already here. While we currently experience automation’s convenience on a smaller scale -- like self-parking and lane-keeping capabilities -- fully-autonomous vehicles are projected to offer so much more. For example, fully-autonomous vehicles offer a potential for a 90 percent decrease in traffic fatalities. When you consider a stat like that, it’s no wonder many vehicle manufacturers and government officials are pushing for fully-driverless capabilities. But a fully-autonomous future won’t become a reality on the efforts of vehicle development and manufacturing alone. Infrastructure updates, particularly in major U.S. cities, will… [Continue Reading]
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  New auto technology, new consumer considerations

  Publié: octobre 3, 2017, 2:39pm CEST par Scott McLaren

  Our taste for new tech has compressed the adoption cycle and introduced fresh technology into a variety of industries, including automotive. By 2020, 10 million self-driving cars will be on the road. Think about it -- that’s just three years away. So soon, in fact, that it’s snuck up on many of us. So, what else can we expect? Here are three to keep an eye on. More integrated tech From in-car emergency service connections to fully-autonomous vehicles, there’s no mistaking the fact that we’re seeing technology's increasing influence in the design, performance, and functionality of today’s vehicles. These heavily-integrated… [Continue Reading]
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  Do autonomous cars mean insurance is obsolete?

  Publié: juin 21, 2017, 7:44pm CEST par Scott McLaren

  According to Business Insider, fully autonomous vehicles -- those that can drive from point A to point B without driver interaction -- will debut as soon as 2019. And these autos will be only a fraction of the 10 million self-driving cars BI Intelligence estimates will hit the road by 2020. According to Elon Musk, "in the distant future, people may outlaw driven cars because it’s too dangerous." This might sound outlandish, but it does line up with car safety statistics. With more than 90 percent of accidents caused by driver error, "there is every reason to believe that self-driving cars will reduce frequency… [Continue Reading]