Intel Wants In on Self-Driving Cars, Too

http://ift.tt/1wBoEHu //

Just a few days after Google unveiled its self-driving car prototype, Intel is getting in on the automated vehicle industry, too

The company is introducing what it calls an "in-vehicle solutions platform," which could eventually support self-driving vehicles like the Google car. Intel's new hardware and software technology aims to help "the car evolve to better inform, assist and eventually assume control," according to a press release.

See also: 8 Big Questions About Google's Self-Driving Car

The infotainment system — which comes with processors, an operating system and developer kits — would make it easier for automakers and suppliers to bring updates to its platform much faster (in only 12 months) and at 50% of the cost. Read more...

More about Google, Cars, Intel, Self Driving Car, and Google Car



from MashableSamantha Murphy Kelly