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The role of wireless network service providers in delivering the benefits of autonomous vehicles

Presented by Paul Copping, Digital Greenwich at The Road to the Autonomous Vehicle

The most significant economic benefits of autonomous vehicles (including on demand services, close following, smart parking and route selection) are derived from enabling wireless applications. What risks and rewards will be attributable to the wireless networks service provider? What are the implications for service level agreements, cyber security, regulation and insurance?

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