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Webinar Overview

The Impact and trends of COVID-19 on connected, autonomous vehicles

Automotive OEMs and many mobility players have been some of the hardest hit in the automotive world due to COVID-19. This could lead to a direct long-term impact on the autonomous vehicle industry too due to the macroeconomic trends, changing consumer behaviour and regulatory developments. On one hand we see players such as Waymo, Pony.AI, Cruise suspending services and testing activities, on the other hand there are players such as Nuro that have started using its self-driving vehicles to deliver prescriptions to pharmacies. This webinar will talk about such use cases, and our analysis of how the global autonomous and connected vehicle market will evolve in the coming, post-COVID, years.

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Presenter

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Spardha Taneja, PTOLEMUS Consulting Group

Spardha has specialised in AV technologies, usage-based charging and Big Data analytics. She has been working with PTOLEMUS CONSULTING GROUP for almost two years now. She holds a degree in computer science engineering and a double degree masters in strategy consulting and digital transformation.
Spardha led the research for our recently published Autonomous Vehicle Technologies & Suppliers Global Study, interviewing suppliers of geo-positioning, sensor, HD mapping and processing solutions worldwide. She has been interviewed by the BBC for this report. She recently participated in the ADAS Sensors conference organised by MEMES in Detroit.

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