Cognitive vehicles and a greater personalized driving experience in our connected-driven world.

In our connected world, flooded by a set of smart applicationsand sensors and devices, a greater personalized experience, is one of the key driver when it comes to efficiency, productivity and performance. 

In a near future, the vehicle will be sophisticated enough to configure itself to a driver. Also, it will be able to learn, heal, drive and socialize with other vehicles and its surrounding environment.  

In-vehicle cognitive technologies will be a key component of how vehicles learn and reason to provide a better experience for the occupants and optimize its own performance.

According to a recent reportfrom IBM which underscores considerable skepticism about fully autonomous vehicles, vehicle “social networks” would be in place where vehicles would communicate with each other, allowing vehicles to share not only traffic or weather conditions, but information specific to a given automaker. ‘’For instance, if a vehicle was experiencing some type of problem not recognized before, it could communicate with other vehicles of the same brand to seek help on what the issue might be’’.