AI Techniques Advance Quickly
In this issue of PowerTALK, John Krzesicki, PSR Business Development Manager, reports on 2018 Annual Automotive Industry Outlook Conference.
SUMMARY. Recent applications of digital technology combined with automotive industry expertise have produced impressive advancements in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Automated Driving Systems (ADS).
The increasing use of powerful artificial intelligence (AI) techniques promises to revolutionize the driving experience and mobility strategies.
On Feb. 1, The Center for Automotive Research (CAR) hosted
The Artificial Intelligence Applications to Driver Assistance and
Vehicle Automation. The event featured experts on the topic of AI in the automotive industry, discussing cutting-edge technologies expected to be
integrated into production vehicles in the next two to five years.
Topics included guided machine learning, computer vision, sensor fusion, and systems integration.
Key Takeaways:
- AI and other technologies are converging to enable powerful and valuable new applications that people want and will help achieve social goals such as safety.
- All commercial and social sectors will be transformed on a scale equal to or greater than the changes from the Internet and smartphones.
- The automotive sector will have many new business opportunities to be captured by companies that are smart, agile, adaptable, and quick to weather disruptions.
- The OEM’s and Tier One Suppliers are well positioned to understand and rapidly adopt new technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, for innovative new products and services and to do so with the same rigor in engineering for quality and safety that is a foundation of our reputation today.
The other Top Stories in the February issue of PowerTALK include
- Q4 2017 Global/NA Ag, Construction Forecast
- ZF Enters China’s Forklift Market, Launches JV with Anhui HeliTrans
- Ashok Leyland Unveils India’s First Swap Battery Bus
- India Budget Seen Boosting Vehicle Sales
- Germany Top Market for Russian Tires
- Exports Drive Brazilian Construction Machinery Growth
