(Adnkronos) - “La sperimentazione dell’auto a guida autonoma nasce con l'obiettivo di sviluppare anche in Italia questa fondamentale tecnologia, che promette di essere rivoluzionaria”. Lo ha detto il professor Sergio Savaresi, responsabile del Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria del Politecnico di Milano, a margine della conferenza stampa “Cisco AI Readiness”, durante la quale sono stati presentati i dati della 1° Edizione del ‘AI Readiness Index di Cisco’, una ricerca che ha coinvolto oltre 8.000 aziende in tutto il mondo.
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00:00 Autonomous driving
00:04 The Autonomous Driving experiment was born with the aim of developing,
00:09 also in Italy, the polytechnic with all its technological partners,
00:13 this fundamental technology that promises to be revolutionary,
00:18 a very complex technology and it is important that this technology is developed also in Italy.
00:23 I like to emphasize that Autonomous Driving is not and should not be seen
00:28 only as a gadget for the personal car,
00:33 but it will be a technology that will allow us to move towards new models of mobility,
00:39 in particular Autonomous Driving will enable the so-called mobility-to-service,
00:45 that is, the shared use of cars that will radically change the landscape of our cities
00:53 and the way we will live our city of the future.
00:57 We chose the 1000 Miglia because it had two fundamental characteristics,
01:01 or rather three. The first is that it is an extremely varied route,
01:05 so the data we have collected have a huge wealth of situations that are difficult to find
01:11 if you do the experiment, for example, alone in the city.
01:14 The second thing is that we were able to explore very particular situations,
01:19 for example situations where there were many people, many cars around us
01:24 that are very difficult to reproduce in a normal context.
01:28 And then, let's say, the 1000 Miglia is also a very iconic route,
01:32 so we also wanted to value this project, not only from a technical point of view,
01:36 but also from a communication point of view,
01:39 because we want to make the general public understand the revolutionary importance
01:45 that this technology will have.