According to reports, the UK is accelerating its pace to become a leader in the field of autonomous driving. This week, the UK government invested £25 million ($33 million) in six projects to research and test autonomous vehicles on the highway and to remotely control parking tests. This is the second investment in the UK's autonomous driving program, and the UK's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Richard Harrington, expects that unmanned vehicles will be in volume production in the next decade. After the Brexit, the focus of the industrial strategy was changed to technology. Among them, artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles are two core areas. The United States is more advanced in these two areas of technology, and the United Kingdom is challenging the United States. Some policymakers expect that after the Brexit, the UK can provide subsidies and tax breaks, which are currently restricted within the EU system. The UK government predicts that by 2035, the global autopilot market value will reach 970 billion pounds (about 1.2 trillion US dollars), and the UK also hopes to gain a place in this field. In 2017, the UK government plans to invest £250 million by 2020 to help companies analyze autonomous vehicles from urban streets to highway environments and fund prototype demonstration projects. Harrington said in an interview that the British government will provide a suitable environment for those investing in the country. Harrington believes that the UK has a competitive advantage in the field of autonomous driving and wants to provide the UK with a large number of top talents through the development of higher education industries. OxboTIca, one of the UK government-invested companies, is launching a £13 million project to test autonomous vehicles between London and Oxford. OxboTIca founder Paul Newman said, “Not everything happens in California. The UK government has set up a long-term development strategy for robotics and automation systems, not just for autonomous vehicles, but for all vehicles, from mines and airports. , cars to warehousing and other fields." In the US, technology giants such as Alphabet and Uber already have autonomous vehicle projects and have started operations in several states. Not long ago, GM's autonomous driving technology startup Cruise Holdings just got a $2.25 billion investment from the Softbank Vision Fund. GM plans to launch a self-driving taxi service in 2019 and wants to be the first to drive a self-driving taxi service. Invest in public sector car manufacturers. China is also experimenting with this technology, and many test projects have received government support. Fully Transparent Liquid Crystal Display Fully Transparent Liquid Crystal Display,Industrial Instrument Lcd Display,Household Appliances Lcd Display,Fire Facility Instrument Display Dongguan Yijia Optoelectronics Co., Ltd. , https://www.everbestlcdlcm.com