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Will Cars Always Be Cars
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2. Well soon you will have that choice and here is why: 1. Converging existing technology in a new way 2. The regulators are demanding it 3. Will dramatically reduce carbon emissions 4. The two largest consumer segments will demand it
3. A brief history perspective Mechanical Intelligent Autonomous 2005- 2015? Cars begin to do the driving in order to: Reduce accidents; Reduce traffic; Reduce emissions; Help consumers remain independent 1970’s to 2005 Chips and boards begin entering cars for fuel efficiency and driver safety. From 1900 to 1970’s Car systems were largely mechanical
6. Regulators Globally Demanding Change All states must fit Federal Interstates with HOV lane for autonomous vehicles by 2015 U.S. Department of Transportation Fatalities per 10,000 vehicles cut by 40% by 2010 Japan’s Ministry of Transportation Reduce traffic fatalities by ½ by 2010 (incl. pedestrians) European Union 50% reduction in fatalities within 10 years Federal Highway & Traffic Safety Institute Mandates to Manufacturers
7. Manufacturers Respond In order to meet the ½ and zero goals, we must build vehicles that reduce accidents themselves Nissan Be the first to make a collision free vehicle Honda When a driver cannot respond, we will make a car that can. GM ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) will meet mandates Toyota 50% reduction of ALL accidents within 15 years DaimlerChrysler Manufacturer Committments
8. Regulator motivators Idle time – 2.9 billion gallons of fuel 58 fully loaded supertankers 2006 – record levels of CO2, 0.5% increase 38 hours idle in traffic per American 4.2 billion hours nationwide Cost estimated $78.2 billion or $710 per driver Over 40,000 fatalities per year since 1994 2006 loss & crash related expenses estimated at $230 billion Emissions Congestion Fatalities
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10. Welcome to the “Hour Glass Society”: Youth Bulge & Boomers Don’t care about control: want multi-tasking Age 0-15 Approx: 10% of Pop Age 40-55 Approx: 15% of Pop Age 15-40 Approx: 30% of Pop Age 55+ Approx: 45% of Pop Want to retain independence
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