Can Intelligent Systems Give Auto Leaders A Fresh Business Model?
3 Key Points An intelligent system with EV’s could look like an intelligent torque distribution system that can help with traction during bad weather and maximize batter life. Intelligent systems could also help vehicles and pedestrians interact in the future Intelligent systems could also communicate with infrastructure which would allow the vehicle to communicate…
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3 Key Points
- An intelligent system with EV’s could look like an intelligent torque distribution system that can help with traction during bad weather and maximize batter life.
- Intelligent systems could also help vehicles and pedestrians interact in the future
- Intelligent systems could also communicate with infrastructure which would allow the vehicle to communicate with road signage traffic lights
Commentary:
According to a recent Forbes study 1 in 5 auto leaders see Intelligent Systems as the future business model. MarketScale asked Carl Anthony, editor of AutioVision News on what this could mean for the automotive industry as a whole.
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