Population growth and a growing need for mobility are creating a growing number of challenges for Switzerland. Autonomous driving could be part of the solution. SATW is analysing the current state of the technology, as well as the anticipated development paths and launch timelines for self-driving vehicles, focusing particularly on the necessary safety requirements. By doing so, it aims to promote understanding of the technology and encourage the definition of suitable framework conditions.

 

News

 
Verkehrsunfall mit einem Autonomen Fahrzeug und Fussgänger

A realistic look at the AI myth: Automated cars injure pedestrians - what now?

Autonomous mobility Artificial Intelligence Myth of AI
 

Success stories around autonomous systems

Autonomous mobility
 

Mobility at a turning point

Autonomous mobility

The SATW must explain which framework and boundary conditions must be met for autonomous mobility to function safely and smoothly.

Andreas Burgener, Director auto Switzerland

Autonomous vehicles, equipped with highly complex hardware and software including AI-based algorithms and decision criteria, are the product of human thought, ingenuity and action.

Prof. Wolfgang Kröger, member of SATW and head of the "Autonomous Mobility" platform

Publications

 

Discussion paper: How safe should automated vehicles be?

Autonomous mobility
 

Autonomous driving. A driver of future mobility

Autonomous mobility Foresight
 
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Factsheet “Autonomous Mobility”

Autonomous mobility

Autonomous Driving Topical Platform

Find out about the Autonomous Driving Topical Platform. Its aim is to create clarity about the various stages of development achieved in autonomous driving, analyse the associated technologies and development status and shed light on key factors such as opportunities and risks. In doing so, it attaches importance to addressing the complex issue in a neutral and knowledgeable way, creating awareness and launching initiatives so that potential undesirable developments can be identified and rectified at an early stage.

To the Topical Platform

Contact

Dr. Christian Holzner

Dr. Christian Holzner

Energy and Environment Programme Manager