July 9th, 2018 – By KevinFogarty

Chipmakers will continue to benefit, but it will be a long while until autonomous vehicles dominate the roads.

So while there are major advances in autonomous vehicle technology, the initial applications may be much more limited. “The initial applications will likely be on highways and in green-fenced areas,” said Ty Garibay, CTO at Arteris IP. “There also might be a role for this in places like retirement facilities, military bases, resorts and country clubs. In dense city centers, you may need infrastructure changes.”

This is particularly true in the United States, where regulators have been less quick to adopt regulations, partly due to concerns about driver and passenger safety, and partly due to the structure of the regulatory agencies involved.

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