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Aseon CEO: Making Vehicle Services as Autonomous as Self-Driving
According to Robotics & Automation News, the CEO of Aseon pointed out that the Robotaxi industry has invested billions of dollars in developing driverless technology, but after removing drivers, processes such as charging, cleaning, and inspection still rely on people and infrastructure, making the automation of vehicle services a new opportunity.
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According to Robotics & Automation News, the CEO of Aseon proposed that the Robotaxi industry has already invested billions of dollars to create vehicles that do not need human drivers. But after removing the driver, the industry faces another problem: vehicles can drive autonomously on the road, yet they still need people and infrastructure to charge, clean, and inspect them, and to keep them ready for the next trip.
The CEO believes that the real opportunity lies in making vehicle service processes autonomous just like driving. The above information comes from the original source Robotics & Automation News and was organized by AI.
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