Faster Forward: Cars Already Self-Drive, Can They Self-Heal?
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Nearly all new vehicles will be connected in the next few years. That means that even the most basic consumer vehicle contains millions of lines of software code – creating opportunities for new functionality and services but also a dangerous potential for critical safety failures and cyber attacks. In this video we meet Aurora Labs, a company that’s working on self-healing software that will allow vehicles to detect, fix and update their software throughout their lifetime.
Sponsored Content Nearly all new vehicles will be connected in the next few years. That means that even the most basic consumer vehicle contains millions of lines of software code - creating opportunities for new functionality and services but...
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