Arcimoto designs a new range of semi-autonomous electric vehicles that are meant to help tourists get around the Las Vegas stripe. The company is planning to kick off a pilot with a focus on the strip, driving those down to their hotel entrance and enjoying the views of the city before reaching their destination.
To make this possible, they work together with Faction, complete with a slew of sensor cameras and radars to detect collision avoidance and help with lane assists. The system is able to drive by itself between the two points along a predetermined route and if there should be any issues that arise en-route then they are prompted to speak to the teleoperator.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Partially Autonomous Touring Evs
- The trend of semi-autonomous electric vehicles for tourism purposes is on the rise and presents an opportunity for companies to create new travel experiences.
- Smart Sensors and Cameras for Evs
- The use of smart sensor technology and cameras for collision avoidance and lane assist in EVs is a growing trend that presents opportunities for businesses in the automotive and technology industries to collaborate.
- Teleoperated Assistance for Autonomous Vehicles
- The trend of teleoperated assistance for autonomous vehicles is presenting opportunities for companies to create new services that provide assistance to passengers and ensure their safety in case of emergencies.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive
- The automotive industry can benefit from the trend of semi-autonomous electric vehicles for tourism purposes by creating new designs that cater to travel and tourism needs.
- Technology
- The technology industry can collaborate with the automotive industry to create smarter sensors and cameras for collision avoidance and lane assist in EVs.
- Transportation
- The transportation industry can create new services that utilize teleoperated assistance for autonomous vehicles to ensure passenger safety and increase convenience in transportation.
