UST Inc. General Director’s Opinion on the Prospects of Unmanned Transport Was Featured in Forbes
Nadezhda Kosareva has shared her expert insights in the esteemed financial and economic publication, Forbes. In an analytical article, the General Director of UST Inc. outlined the prospects for the development of unmanned public transportation.
The piece discusses challenges faced by leading global companies working on unmanned vehicles. These include difficulties related to adapting to real-world road conditions, the need to upgrade infrastructure, and the high costs associated with cloud-based data storage. Nadezhda Kosareva provides her perspective on these issues and suggests an alternative solution: aboveground transport systems. She highlights that string rail overpass complexes reduce the risk of accidents, require fewer sensors and costly algorithms, and integrate more seamlessly into urban environments.
For more insights into the future of unmanned public transportation, read the full article in Forbes.
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