April 25, 2024

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AI Safety Systems Improving for Autonomous Cars

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Autonomous cars have been in the works for many years. They hold promise for the future as efficient methods of transportation, however, the main setback is safety. To get autonomous […]

Digitalization Brings Revolutionary Shift In Automobile Industry – New Normal Approach

Due to rapid technological innovation, customer behavior, increasing market volatility, product-line proliferation, and shrinking product lifecycles brings major disruption in the automotive industry around the globe.

The upgraded infotainment systems, smart connectivity’s, electric vehicles, unmanned auto-drive, etc. are the few which brought a different landscape to the automobile market. This landscape was not adopted globally, but companies are striving hard to get there. Continuous innovations are often bringing disruption in automotive sector and changing its dimensions on customer’s mind.

What’s In Store for Sony’s Vision-S Smart Car?

Electric cars are more promising than ever, and a growing number of carmakers are producing them. It’s not just car companies, either, as the world learned when Sony unveiled the Vision-S at CES 2020. Since then, though, Sony’s been relatively quiet.

GM Lays Out Electric Car & Truck Plans

12 New EVs Coming, But Many not for Three Years

Most car companies don’t talk about future product in good times, for fear of distracting from current models on sale. When the market’s not smiling on their brand, they might open up more about what they have coming. Chalk it up to a worldwide pandemic that has crushed dreams of a decent 2020 automotive market then, that General Motors has released extensive details of its plan to introduce 12 new electric models in the next four years.

Self-Driving Cars Are Not a Safety Solution

There are two ways of looking at autonomous vehicles, and both of them are true. A thorough analysis by one of country’s leading automotive insurance research groups threw some hard data—some would say cold water—on self-driving car technology and the reactions were in predictably stark contrasts. Potential headlines on the news:

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