The Russian company Yandex has revealed its autonomous prototype of a 2020 Hyundai Sonata. The car is the result of a partnership between Yandex and Hyundai's car parts division, Mobis. The partnership worked for six weeks to incorporate with self-driving technology into the car. The autonomous prototype is able to drive with no human intervention, placing the car at Level 4 and Level 5 on autonomous driving scales. The car receives high self-driving sources due to the sensor suite, cameras, and software which is incorporated into the vehicle's design.
Yandex has been investing large amounts of time and resources into self-driving technology -- the company already has 50 Toyota Prius models, which have been modified with self-driving technology. Yandex plans to continue this effort, with a total of 100 autonomous vehicles by the end of the year.
Self-Driving Car Prototypes
Yandex Has Created an Autonomous 2020 Hyundai Sonata
Trend Themes
1. Autonomous Vehicles - The development of self-driving car prototypes like the Yandex autonomous 2020 Hyundai Sonata presents disruptive innovation opportunities in transportation and mobility.
2. Self-driving Technology - Advancements in self-driving technology, such as the incorporation of sensors, cameras, and software, create disruptive innovation opportunities in the tech industry.
3. Partnerships in Autonomy - The partnership between Yandex and Hyundai's car parts division, Mobis, to create an autonomous Sonata prototype showcases the potential for disruptive innovation through collaborations in the automotive industry.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - The self-driving car prototypes trend has disruptive innovation opportunities in the transportation industry, potentially reshaping how people travel and commute.
2. Tech - The development of self-driving technology in vehicles paves the way for disruptive innovation within the tech industry, specifically in areas such as artificial intelligence, sensors, and software.
3. Automotive - The collaboration between Yandex and Hyundai's car parts division, Mobis, demonstrates the potential for disruptive innovation within the automotive industry through partnerships and advancements in autonomous driving technology.