Authors :
Yu Sun; Chi-Yo Huang
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 3 - March
Google Scholar :
https://bit.ly/3TmGbDi
Scribd :
https://bit.ly/3UxIbJy
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7825166
Abstract :
Emerging technologies have led to significant
advancements in vehicle technology, particularly in the
development and commercialization of autonomous
vehicles. Self-driving technology aims to reduce collisions,
save energy, and improve traffic conditions, and major
car manufacturers and technology companies have
invested nearly $80 billion in research and development.
Experts predict that by 2030, self-driving cars will be
reliable and affordable enough to replace most traditional
vehicles. The market for autonomous driving is expected
to reach $800 billion by 2035 and $7 trillion by 2050,
potentially saving 585,000 lives between 2035 and 2045.
The future of mobility will bring significant changes to
the environment, with smarter and more connected
roads, towns, and cities. Most people will likely
experience autonomous driving through privately rented
or shared ride vehicles. In response to this trend,
governments and industry leaders have proposed selfdriving bus solutions. Supported by the government,
Taiwanese firms have successfully developed a selfdriving bus by integrating automotive parts and systems
and using artificial intelligence and deep learning for
human-like vision and driving behavior. The self-driving
bus has been verified through field tests, and its platform
has been commercialized.
Keywords :
Self-Driving Bus, Autonomous Vehicle, Artificial Intelligence, Innovation.
Emerging technologies have led to significant
advancements in vehicle technology, particularly in the
development and commercialization of autonomous
vehicles. Self-driving technology aims to reduce collisions,
save energy, and improve traffic conditions, and major
car manufacturers and technology companies have
invested nearly $80 billion in research and development.
Experts predict that by 2030, self-driving cars will be
reliable and affordable enough to replace most traditional
vehicles. The market for autonomous driving is expected
to reach $800 billion by 2035 and $7 trillion by 2050,
potentially saving 585,000 lives between 2035 and 2045.
The future of mobility will bring significant changes to
the environment, with smarter and more connected
roads, towns, and cities. Most people will likely
experience autonomous driving through privately rented
or shared ride vehicles. In response to this trend,
governments and industry leaders have proposed selfdriving bus solutions. Supported by the government,
Taiwanese firms have successfully developed a selfdriving bus by integrating automotive parts and systems
and using artificial intelligence and deep learning for
human-like vision and driving behavior. The self-driving
bus has been verified through field tests, and its platform
has been commercialized.
Keywords :
Self-Driving Bus, Autonomous Vehicle, Artificial Intelligence, Innovation.
