Will self-driving cars guarantee your safety?

Supplied by Mouser Electronics on Friday, 20 January, 2017

Smart cars continue to expand autonomous driving tasks that assist or even outright outperform humans. However, the question remains: Are system architects ensuring that there is an appropriate allocation of responsibility, visibility, and capability for emergency handling between driver and electronic control systems?

This white paper outlines the fault lines in autonomous vehicle designs.

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