The world’s largest automaker is aiming for zero accidents with autonomous cars using AI

Toyota is using artificial intelligence (AI) to achieve zero traffic accidents for its first software-defined vehicles (SDVs), but says it cannot achieve the goal alone or without autonomous vehicles.

Speaking to media including CarExpert At the recent Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo, Akihiro Sarada, president of Toyota’s software development center, said improving road safety requires collaboration between automakers and beyond.

“Our ultimate goal with SDV is to create a society without traffic accidents,” said Sarada-san.

“First of all, it is important to create an ecosystem with partners, not only in the automotive industry but also elsewhere, who can share our goal of reducing accidents to zero.

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“We think it is important to create this system with other car manufacturers – Toyota cannot achieve zero traffic accidents alone.”

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