Amir Efrati says automated driving is finally taking off after a decade's delay
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Amir Efrati says automated driving took about a decade longer than predicted to start taking off.
He says simulation and software makers such as Applied Intuition did a long, difficult stretch of work before the market began to move, and that the effort was worth it. The report is a single X post by Efrati, with no supporting data on adoption, deployments or sales.
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Amir Efrati@amirXAmir Efrati says automated driving revolution is finally taking offAIAmir Efrati says automated driving took about a decade longer than predicted to start taking off. He says the wait was a long slog for simulation and software makers such as Applied Intuition, but worth it.

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