AFLA Conference Archives-Innovative Automotive Technologies

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John Davis, a prominent automotive journalist, discusses emerging technologies in the automotive industry with AFLA members. Davis emphasizes the increasing incorporation of advanced driver assistance systems like backup cameras, adaptive cruise control, and automatic braking, which aim to enhance safety. These technologies are evolving swiftly from luxury to mainstream vehicles.<br /><br />Davis notes that while these systems improve safety, they may not necessarily increase a car’s residual value. He emphasizes the importance of understanding legal implications when selecting safety systems for fleet vehicles.<br /><br />Additionally, Davis covers the resurgence of infotainment and connectivity in cars through systems like OnStar and Chrysler's Uconnect, integrating 4G LTE for enhanced connectivity. He expresses concerns over potential driver distractions, urging improvements in voice recognition technology.<br /><br />The presentation also touches on automatic parking assist and head-up displays, projecting critical information onto the windshield to reduce driver distraction.<br /><br />Davis advises staying informed about these rapid developments, advocating for live demonstrations and training to ensure informed decision-making. Overall, the session reflects on how these technologies will shape the future of autonomous and connected vehicles, highlighting both their benefits and challenges.

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John Davis, Motorweek

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Location Las Vegas, NV

Year 2014

Keywords

automotive technology

advanced driver assistance

safety systems

infotainment

connectivity

driver distraction

autonomous vehicles

fleet vehicles

voice recognition

Las Vegas, NV

2014