The public-private partnership Thailand government, Siri venture and Airovr will test Thailand’s first self-driving tuk-tuk in an effort to push Thailand towards the forefront of developing autonomous-vehicle technology in South-east Asia. The Robo Tuk Tuk will be deployed in an upscale private residential area coming Q1 2020.
Safety of passengers is highly prioritised in the development of Autonomous Vehicles. Test-bed aids the facilitation of more accurate research, subsequently ensuring functional and operational safety and security in the driverless cars. Pioneering test-bed acts as a pilot programme and can gradually expand to operational services. The aim is to gain public and transport regulators trust in self-driven road vehicles.
Safety of passengers is highly prioritised in the development of Autonomous Vehicles. Test-bed aids the facilitation of more accurate research, subsequently ensuring functional and operational safety and security in the driverless cars. Pioneering test-bed acts as a pilot programme and can gradually expand to operational services. The aim is to gain public and transport regulators trust in self-driven road vehicles.