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• Created higher paying jobs• Jobs moved out of the cities where land was cheaper• Demand for related industrial supplies• Labor unions began

• People could move away from rail lines and waterways• Suburban communities enabled by longer commutes

• Need for gas/service stations• Created motor fuel taxes• Products could be shipped more effectively• Rental cars, motels, car radios, etc.

• Created freedom to travel (wagon travel =15 miles per day)• Enabled drive-in movies fast food and convenience stores• Family vacations

• Dirt roads evolved to Interstates• Urban communities expanded to suburban • Street lights, stop lights, roadside signs were added everywhere

THE FULLY AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE WILL BE HERE BEFOREWE KNOW IT AND WILL BRING MORE CHANGE

2017First state (California) to

sell autonomous vehicles

2020BMW, Volvo and Nissan tosell autonomous vehicles

2025Ford to sellautonomous vehicles

2018Google to sell autonomous carAudi A8 with self-drivetechnology introduced

203025% of the new car market willbe autonomous Autonomous cars will be an $87billion business

203512 million fully & 18 million partiallyautonomous vehicles sold per year

204050% of the traffic wouldbe autonomous vehicles

2050Autonomous cars gettheir own “hyperlane”to travel at faster speeds

206075% of the traffic wouldbe autonomous vehicles

207095% of the traffic wouldbe autonomous vehicles

CHANGING THE OF SOCIETYWITH AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

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THE INVENTION OF THE AUTOMOBILE TRANSFORMEDTHE WORLD

EXAMPLE PILOT PROGRAMS ON AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

AUSTIN, TXWaymo-Google | Cars | Personal transportation

FORT COLLINS, COOtto-Uber | Semi-trucks |Commercial freight

KIRKLAND, WAWaymo-Google | Cars | Personal transportation

SAN FRANCISCO, CAOtto-Uber | Semi-trucks | Commercial freight Lyft | Cars | On demand

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CAWaymo-Google | Cars | Personal transportation

PHOENIX, AZWaymo-Google | Cars | Personal transportation Lyft | Cars | On demand

BOSTON, MANuTonomy | Cars | Personal transportation

PITTSBURGH, PAUbers | Cars | Taxis

ANN ARBOR, MIMcity-University of Michigan | Research/testing |Closed-course testing

WATERLOO, ONTARIO

University of waterloo, Erwin Hymer Group & Blackberry QNX| Car & Van | Personal transportation

ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDSDAF, Daimler, Iveco, MAN, Scania & Volvo |Semi-trucks | Commercial freight

WAGENINGAN, NETHERLANDSWePods.com | Small shuttles | Shuttles

BAERUM, NORWAYKolonial.no | Vans | Food delivery

HELSINKI, FINLANDSohjoa | Buses

SION, SWITZERLANDPostBus & Navya | Buses

SINGAPORENuTonomy | Cars | Taxis Delphi | Cars | Taxis

SHANGHAI, CHINANational Intelligent Connected Vehicle Pilot Zone | All vehicle types | Closed-course testing

TOKYO, JAPANToyota | Cars | Personal transportation SAN JOSE, CA

SAMSUNG Electronics

SOUTH KOREASAMSUNG Electronics

WITH THE INVENTION, WE SAW LIFESTYLECHANGES LIKE THE CREATION OF FAST FOOD, CONVENIENCE

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SOURCES

SAE

Accenture

Recode

Business Insider

Driverspark

History

Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th century

Synergine - Potential Impacts of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

Kurzweil

Forbes

Other Sources - IHS, Lux Research, Mercedes-Benz, GM News, Automotive News, Strategy Analytics, Nissan News, Navi-gant Research, Volvo News, Fehr & Peers

SAE LEVELS OF AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

HUMAN DRIVER MONITORSTHE DRIVING ENVIRONMENT

Percentage of Autonomous Vehicles on the Road

NoAutomation

DriverAssistance

PartialAutomation

ConditionalAutomation

HighAutomation

FullAutomation

AUTOMATED DRIVING SYSTEM (“SYSTEM”)MONITORS THE DRIVING ENVIRONMENT

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AREAS OF FOCUS FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

VEHICLE OPERATIONS OR TECHNOLOGIESEnabling the vehicle tobe driverless

IN-VEHICLE CONTENTEngaging the passengers during their everyday commute

VEHICLE COMMUNICATION WITH ECOSYSTEMSupporting both the vehicle operations and in-vehicle content

MULTI-MODALTRANSPORTATION• Focus on multi-modal commuting

PARKING• 15 years from now, autonomous vehicles will have eliminated the need for up to 90% of current parking lots

INFRASTRUCTURE • Fewer roads, higher utilization and faster speeds• Elimination of street signs, stoplights, etc.

LIFESTYLE• Reduced congestion/ commute times• Increase in number of miles travelled• Improved safety

LIFESTYLE • Additional free time• Enabled travel for children and elderly

BUSINESS MODELS• Gas and Service Stations will allow automatic fueling or powering without human intervention• Delivery services will be greatly enhanced• Vehicle ownership will transform into business opportunities• Personal credit scores will change as lack of vehicle ownership frees cash flow• Insurance and legal restrictions will change• Car-as-a-Service solutions offered for passengers and freight

MORE GREEN SPACES • Greater green space and mixed use space• Less number of Gas and Service Stations

HOUSING• Live in any location – near or far• No need for driveways• No garage needed• Pickup Station in front of house• No street signs

PREDICTED CHANGES IN SOCIETY FROMAUTONOMOUS VEHICLE INVENTION

SHIFTS IN EMPLOYMENTAUTONOMOUS VEHICLES COULD IMPACT 5 MILLION US JOBS

• Taxi drivers• Uber drivers• School bus drivers• Transit bus drivers• Truck drivers• Delivery operators• Traffic Police Officers

• Hardware Engineers• Software Engineers• AI Engineers• Data Scientists• Car Mechanics• Logistics/Fleet Managers• TBD Jobs

LIFESTYLE• Transportation enabling applications• Real-time information• Less privacy• Personalized experiences• Collaborated data• Augmented reality for in-vehicle experiences

BUSINESS MODELS• Bandwidth providers will have new opportunities to support in-vehicle needs• Collaboration with other drivers for key data to support vehicle functions• Monitoring and managing fleets, routing, flow and utilization of autonomous vehicles• Monetizing in-vehicle experiences• TBD Businesses

INFRASTRUCTURE• Data exchange with other IoT devices, including vehicles• Greater bandwidth driving more video and higher resolution video solutions• Real-time analytics to drive personalization and individualized emersion• Anticipation of needs• High levels of Cyber Security

HOUSING• Sensors & related infrastructure to accommodate autonomous driving• Digital infrastructure to monitor road conditions and control traffic flow• Identification of rogue vehicles• Multi-modal travel applications• Tools in-vehicle to enable entertainment, working, communicating and more• Computing power and storage • Tools enabling in-vehicle activities

1. Prepare for faster connectivity - 5G & Beyond

2. Construct Trusted Collaboration Model

3. Big Data- Decide what to do with up to 30 terabytes of data each day for each vehicle

4. Evaluate Deep/Machine learning solutions to ensure safety & security

5. Create Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality & AI Solutions

6. Prepare for In-vehicle Contextual Virtual Assistants

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DIGITAL CHANGES DRIVEN BY AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

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