Tom Tasky, the director of intelligent mobility at the firm said that while several companies may be participating in the NAIAS 2020 Mobility challenge, all companies are still on the same team.
There will also be KIA sedans outfitted by an area-company called FEV that will be waiting to pick people up at the airport. RELATED: How the coronavirus could affect the Detroit auto show Riders will be able to summon a Yandex-outfitted car that will pick them up at about a dozen locations around the city. It's about $80,000 all in and we can build our own autonomous cars that way," said Preston Carey It's about a $30,000 car with a brand new Sonata and we put about $50,000 of sensors on it.
"It takes us about two or three days now to convert a car. Known as the "Google of Russia" to some, the company can take a sedan that's rolled off the lot, outfit it with radar, cameras and other technology, then send it into the world without anyone behind the wheel. Something that we are able to more normalize these types of technology in the eyes of the everyday person."Ĭombating that perception will be companies like Yandex, which will be at the auto show. "The biggest piece of what we are trying to achieve is one: deliver the service, but then also make it something that people are comfortable with. "Everybody's very apprehensive to be able to get into a vehicle that isn't something they control," Feldpausch said. That barrier is a similar one faced by all new forms of technology - and will be a challenge for companies that have invested in the industry.
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Seven companies will be offering free rides in autonomous vehicles to patrons at the North American International Auto Show this year as the city pushes itself into the public eye as the nation's center for innovation in the auto world.īut with every burgeoning industry, there's skepticism to its application in the real world. Take a free ride in an autonomous vehicle this 2020 auto show
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