Autonomy: The Quest to Build the Driverless Car and How it Will Reshape Our World

ISBN-13: 9780008302108 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 368 str.

Lawrence Burns

Opis

The Quest to Build the Driverless Car - And How It Will Reshape Our World. From the ultimate insider, a former General Motors executive and current advisor to the Google Self Driving Car project, comes the definitive story of the race between Google, Apple, Tesla and Uber to create the driverless car, and what this technological revolution means for our future and how it will impact our lives.

Recenzje

'If you want a glimpse of how the future is being engineered today, there is no better book' Jeffrey Sachs, author of The End of Poverty

'An entertaining and accessible account of the biggest disruption in the history of the auto industry, and indeed the entire transportation industry' Rick Wagoner, Former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, General Motors

'An insider's view into the thrilling who-will-win-it race to invent and control driverless cars - and the radically altered future that will follow in their wake' Robin Chase, Cofounder, Zipcar, and author of Peers Inc

'A rich and entertaining insider's account . . . required reading for anyone interested in the future of mobility' Roger Martin, coauthor of Playing to Win

'Tells the remarkable story of innovators who are changing transportation as we know it' Clayton M. Christensen, author of The Innovator's Dilemma

'Takes us inside the auto industry as it is today - and what may be a very different industry tomorrow' Daniel Yergin, author of The Prize and The Quest

'Essential reading' The Times

O autorze

Lawrence Burns served as corporate vice president of research, development and planning at General Motors, where he oversaw GM's advanced technology and innovation programs as well as corporate strategy. He was also a professor of engineering practice at the University of Michigan and led the Program for Sustainable Mobility at Columbia University. He has served as an adviser to the Google self-driving car project (now Waymo) since 2011 and is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering. He lives in Franklin, Michigan.