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Recently, according to the Russian "Prague" report, the leader of the "GLONASS" scientific research project, Tajiana Ledovskskaya, said that by the year 2020, there will be more than 150,000 unmanned vehicles driving on the road by 2020. .
It is reported that Leducskaya made a statement at the Connected Car Summit 2017 in Moscow.
Leducskaya stressed that by 2020, the number of unmanned vehicles in the world will exceed 150,000, and an autonomous vehicle will generate more than 4000 gigabytes of data during its entire life (lifetime). More data traffic than 333 smartphones.
In some countries, plans to ban the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles in the next decade or two will be developed, which will promote the promotion of driverless vehicles from one aspect. Ridovskaya said that many countries will switch to fully promoting electric vehicles in eight years. By 2040, more than half of the new cars that will be sold will be electric vehicles.
It is reported that the Autonet 2.0 roadmap is displayed at the Connected Car Summit 2017 forum in Moscow. Currently, the GLONASS research project has established a non-commercial partnership with the Infrastructure Center of the National Technology Innovation Initiative Autonet Working Group. The Autonet Working Group has proposed improvements to legislation to reduce existing administrative barriers, hoping to promote advanced technologies, products and services in the market, and to simplify the process of promoting digital services.