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THE FUTURE OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY - INMA MA...

Nothing defined the 20th century more than the evolution of the car industry. The 2020 decade
will see the automotive industry leap forward beyond simply moving people geographically toward
a new purpose: to become a services industry. This book takes readers on a journey where cars
will evolve towards becoming computers on wheels. The automotive industry is one of the sectors
most profoundly changed by digitalization and the 21st century energy needs. You'll explore the
shifting paradigms and how cars today represent a new interpretation of what driving should be
and what cars should offer. This book presents exciting case studies on how artificial
intelligence (AI) and data analytics are used to design future cars  predict car efficiency 
ensure safety and simulate engineering dynamics for its design  as well as a new arena for IoT
and human data. It opens a window into the origins of cars becoming software-run machines 
first to run internal diagnostics  and then to become machines connected to other external
machines via Bluetooth  to finally the Internet via 5G. From transportation to solving people's
problems  The Future of the Automotive Industry is less about the technology itself  but more
about the outcomes of technology in the future  and the transformative power it has over a much
beloved item: cars. What You'll Learn Explore smart cities and their evolution when it comes to
traffic and vehicles Gain a new perspective on the future of cars and transportation based on
how digital technologies will transform vehicles Examine how AI and IoT will create new
contexts of interactions with drivers and passengers alike Review concepts such as
personalizing the driving experience and how this will take form See how self-driving cars
impact data mining of personal data Who ThisBook Is For Anyone with an interest in digital
advancements in the automotive industry beyond the connected car.

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