DWS17 - Smart Mobility seminar - Samuel ROPERT - IDATE Digiworld

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- Focus on autonomous cars - Emergence of the self-driving vehicle

Technology

Future of (passenger) transportation
Focus on autonomous cars
Smart mobility
15-16 November 2017

A recent topic (1/2)
Futuristic cars
were flying cars !!

Emergence of the self-driving vehicle
A recent topic (2/2)
Last year
Major tech partnerships, investment & acquisitions
Source: CBInsights

50 years
Car design evolution (1/2)
Steady evolution
•Similar shape
•Similar size
•4 wheels
•4 doors
•etc

Car design evolution (2/2)
Only the steering wheel still exists (useless soon)
•Massive use of electronics
•Electric motorization
•Electronics and mechanics are becoming more and more technologically split
- You can download a app to transform your car into an autonomous car !
15 years

Towards zero accident
•94% of errors are driver based
Safety (1/2)
Source: McMinn Law Firm, based on the National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Survey from the NHTSA, 2015

Technology integration has a strong effect on vehicle fatalities decrease
•Cars are more and more secure
•Integration takes time though
Safety (2/2)

Urbanization rate (1/2)
30% 54% 66%
1950 2014 2050
World population living in urban city
World population living in rural areas
Almost 70% of world population will live in a city by 2050
Source: UNO

Huge impacts on environment
•Platooning
Reduced traffic jams
•Better driving patterns
- Reduced energy pollution
Urbanization rate (2/2)

Equipment vendors (Tier1) are
building some vehicles
•Pilots with shuttles
Servicization for OEM
•Additional revenues
•Better margins
Service provider strategies
•New competition ?
Massive opportunities for the ecosystem
0,00%
5,00%
10,00%
15,00%
Automotive &
Truck
Auto Parts Retail Insurance Transportation
services
Automotive EBITDA/Sales
Core Non core

Real aversion for
autonomous cars
Cautious and even worried
consumers
Paradox
•Safety concerns as a main threat
Cultural challenges
Source: Automation in Everyday Life, Pew center, October 2017

More expensive cars
•CAPEX
- Cost of surroundings detection technology
•OPEX
- Connected by design : Who will pay the
connectivity bill ?
New business model ?
Need to build a costly infrastructure
•V2X: Interaction with the environment
- Infrastructure itself
•highways
•public infrastructure
- Smart city based applications
Main interrogation : who will pay ?
Financial challenges

Connectivity reliability
•Automotive is one the most active industry in 5G specifications
•Specific association
Reliability in all conditions
•Bad weather
•Specific situations: dealing with public works and emergency vehicles
Security
•Hackable cars
•Same issues for connected cars
Need to manage non-autonomous cars
•Self-driving car adoption will be progressive
Technical challenges
Jeep-Cherokee security scandal in summer 2015
Source: Wired

Already an issue for trials…
Full automated car on road timeline
still undefined
•Not a technological issue…
•Vienna convention
Legal challenges

We are currently here
Mass adoption ? Still a long road
Connected evolution timeline in Automotive

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