Automated Valet Parking More Than Nice To Have
Limits of Vehicle-centrism in Autonomous Driving Development
November 2021. With upcoming ISO 23374 and Germany possibly the first country to provide a comprehensive regulatory framework for autonomous driving BMW, Bosch, Continental, Daimler, Porsche, Unikie, Valeo, Volkswagen and others are developing AVP, automated valet parking. Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) arrangements turn out to be a critical reminder that purely vehicle-centric approaches to autonomous driving may not well work on public roads all the time. B2Bioworld asked Rolf Nicodemus Vice President Product Area Connected Parking at Bosch and AVP inventor about coping with parking buildings not built for digital technologies, competitive usp’s, technology drawbacks, the experience in Detroit to bring AVP to the United States, use cases and withdrawing from community parking, as well as global strategy.Reading time: 33 min
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