Stephanie Schliffski, Managing Director of StratMa International Sarl, will host the panel discussion “Automated Mobility as a Service: Building the Framework for the Future” at TU Automotive Europe 2016 taking place in Munich November 2. – 3.
Many announcements have been made in the past weeks about development progress and cooperation in the field of autonomous vehicles, which leads to the thought that autonomous driving may hit our roads earlier than generally expected. These days, main subjects when talking about self-driving cars are technology and legal constraints. But when having a look into the overall eco-system future changes in decision power and revenue streams can be predicted.
Las Vegas, Jan. 2016 – At CES 2016 visitors had the impression to stand in front of decisive technological disruptions that will determine the future and change society. Artificial Intelligence, the Internet-of-Things, and Autonomous Vehicles were recurring subjects at the show. As already last year the dominant theme at 2016 CES was to create a better world and make all our lives better.
Nowadays, vehicles are parked 90% of their time in parking lots. And when they are used they transport in average 1,4 persons. In conclusion today’s degree of utilization makes vehicles the most inefficient machines we have.
