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New report looks at the crucial next steps in active safety

Released in conjunction with Active Safety Europe Conference 2016 to be held in Munich from 17-18 May, TU Automotive’s report, The Future of Active Safety, What’s Happening Now? looks at the challenges and opportunities that advanced driver assistance systems face now and in the imminent future. The concise five-page report sums up insight from four industry experts including Frost & Sullivan, Denso, MIT and Axinn on how these challenges are being overcome today. They discuss the ‘here and now’ of ADA
December 18, 2015 Read time: 1 min
Released in conjunction with Active Safety Europe Conference 2016 to be held in Munich from 17-18 May, TU Automotive’s report, The Future of Active Safety, What’s Happening Now? looks at the challenges and opportunities that advanced driver assistance systems face now and in the imminent future.

The concise five-page report sums up insight from four industry experts including Frost & Sullivan, Denso, MIT and Axinn on how these challenges are being overcome today.

They discuss the ‘here and now’ of ADAS, autonomous driving and active safety by outlining the five next steps the industry needs to take.
 
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