Hosted at the Detroit Athletic Club in May of 2013, this panel discussion of autonomous vehicle development and design echoes the Michelin Challenge Design theme – Driven / UnDriven.
Panelists include: Jim Hall, 2953 Analytics; Dr. Chris Borroni-Bird, Qualcomm; and Stuart Reed, Art Center College of Design. Moderated by Jason Stein, Automotive News.
Click below to play the entire discussion:
>> | Driven / UnDriven. The Duality of Tomorrow’s Automobile.
Click on the chapters below to play each video segment:
>> | Opening Remarks: John Moloney
01 | The Autonomous Vehicle Range.
02 | Why Autonomy?
03 | Technological Developments in Vehicle Autonomy.
04 | Design Impacts When Vehicles ‘Won’t Crash’.
05 | Curriculum Changes with Automation in the Mix.
06 | Development Timeframes, Customer Acceptance & Other Impacts.
07 | Designing & Engineering the New Autonomy.
08 | Safety, Legal & Legislative Considerations.
09 | Building Vehicles vs. Developing Platforms. Hardware vs. Software.
10 | Brand Evolution Through the Transition to Autonomy.
11 | Road Systems & the Transportation Environment.
12 | The Design Horizon.
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