Honda NeuV Automated EV Debuts at 2017 Consumer Electronics Show

Successful development of language software that doesn’t require precisely phrased commands has enormous potential in vehicles and other applications – think Siri squared or Asimo to the third power. It also can destroy jobs and infuriate customers – think automated “please listen closely as our menu has changed – answering switchboards.

Successful development of language software that doesn’t require precise commands has enormous potential in vehicles and – say Siri squared or Asimo to the third power. It also can also destroy jobs and infuriate customers – think  “please listen closely as our menu has changed” –  of robot switchboards.

Honda today said that “Cooperative Mobility Ecosystem” is the theme for its participation at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas highlighted by the NeuV concept – an automated EV commuter vehicle with artificial intelligence (AI).

“From reducing traffic congestion to creating new modes of in-car connectivity, visitors will have an opportunity to explore and demo technologies with the potential to make people’s lives better,” per Honda jargon. (NHTSA – Artificial Intelligence is ‘Driver’ in Autonomous Cars)

Honda also will announce initiatives with startup companies and global brands that “will create a more productive and enjoyable mobility experience.” The 5 January 2017 Honda press conference at CES will feature a keynote address from language software President & CEO of Honda R&D Company, who will unveil a concept motorcycle demonstrating an application of the company’s robotics technology.  (Honda Has Sophisticated Language Analysis Technologies)

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