Traffic lights, unchanged for decades, could see a major shift with AI and autonomous vehicles. Research explores adding a fourth light or modifying existing ones to signal when driverless cars are in control. While some suggest a cautious approach, others, like Michigan researchers, leverage vehicle data to adjust light timing, offering a closer-to-market solution.
Traffic lights, unchanged for decades, could see a major shift with AI and autonomous vehicles. Research explores adding a fourth light or modifying existing ones to signal when driverless cars are in control. While some suggest a cautious approach, others, like Michigan researchers, leverage vehicle data to adjust light timing, offering a closer-to-market solution.