Soon enough, we’ll be able to tackle our to-do list in the back seat as our car shuttles us to the office paid TMobileBusiness
can add situational awareness in order to analyze surroundings. Those surroundings may include bikes, pedestrians and other cars in a constantly changing and complex environment.
With 5G, however, there may be an answer. “All of these are types of scenarios that a car’s computer can process if it’s fully connected,” says Pearmine. “That’s why you need to connect it to a faster mobile network to augment all the sensors and the other autonomous features.”With next-gen mobile networks in place, autonomous vehicles represent only one segment of smart traffic infrastructure. Consider the role smart traffic signals could play.
Further, the smart intersection can broadcast information to other cars. For instance, a connected vehicle network may send a variety of data points to surrounding vehicles: A car is about to turn right, its right turn signal is on and it’s in the right-hand lane.
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