The auto industry is certainly working toward the release of fully autonomous vehicles, but that doesn’t mean that it won’t take a while.
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Koji Arima, the president of Toyota’s largest supplier, Denso, recently said that creating safety systems that will reduce the chances of a crash will be the first step in the long journey toward autonomous car-frequented roadways. “Ultimately we will probably see the world with fully autonomous driving systems, but I think it will take a long time before we can adopt the technology,” he said. “We have so many types of roads that are totally different from each other.”
Toyota supplier sees 15-year wait for self-driving car
The auto industry will take intermediate steps towards the autonomous vehicle future, first with safety systems that can prevent or mitigate crashes, Koji Arima, president of Denso Corp, said in an interview …
