Testing is critical for adoption of autonomous vehicles
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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Developments in the autonomous vehicle (AV) arena are accelerating as traditional automakers, along with new players, invest in technology that is driving innovation. While AVs have the potential to improve automobile safety and driving convenience, their complexity requires a rigorous test and verification system to ensure vehicle safety across all types of traffic, road, and weather conditions. Certainly, AVs will use methods based on artificial intelligence (AI), which will enable the vehicles to communicate via telecom service and infrastructure providers. The underpinnings for AV technology is the connected car concept. Systems communicate with the vehicle about road and traffic conditions, vehicles nearby, and other critical elements of the driving experience. AV technology combines multiple sensors, computers, and software to produce self-driving cars. These cars are already statistically safer by miles driven than that of their human-driven counterparts.</abstract>
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