Emerging Vehicle Technology: 2023's Forecasts and Anticipated Developments in Automated Driving and Transportation
The Autonomous Systems & Advanced Mobility (ASAM) space is experiencing a significant shift in 2023, bringing forth new opportunities and challenges for various industry players. This transformation is poised to impact very few sectors left unaffected.
The burgeoning tech innovation in the ASAM sector will usher in a new era of smarter, more integrated, software-focused, and autonomous movement of people and goods. The movement of goods is becoming more streamlined, while the movement of people is becoming more integrated and efficient.
However, this transformation also comes with its own set of issues. These include communications, advanced aviation, cybersecurity and data privacy, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues, government contracts, intellectual property, international trade, labor issues, litigation, class actions, tax issues, and transportation regulation.
To help companies navigate this complex landscape, a cross-practice team is offering a comprehensive overview of the issues that companies may face in the ASAM space in the coming year. The report, accessible for download, provides insights into these various issues and serves as a guide for navigating the new trends and legal developments in the ASAM space.
The report offers guidance on the adoption of new, complex, and connected technology in the ASAM space, which comes with a range of benefits and risks. The team is committed to providing updates on the issues in the ASAM space as the year unfolds, ready to work with companies on these issues and more.
Key U.S. government agencies playing a major role in regulating and securing autonomous systems and advanced mobility in the coming months include the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which is updating federal vehicle safety standards for automated driving systems, and the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), under Secretary Sean Duffy, which is pushing a unified national regulatory framework for self-driving cars to replace patchwork state rules. The Department of Commerce is also involved in securing information and communication technology supply chains related to connected vehicles.
Government response to the tech innovation in the ASAM sector will be a balancing act, addressing safety and security matters while allowing mobility businesses to grow. The report covers these aspects in detail, offering a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory landscape in the ASAM space.
In conclusion, the ASAM space is on the cusp of a major transformation, and companies would benefit from staying informed about the issues and trends shaping this landscape. The report, available for download, offers valuable insights into these matters, positioning companies to make informed decisions and navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead. The team is well-positioned to advise leading companies on a range of issues in the ASAM space for the year ahead, providing updates throughout the year.
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