To create a “smart car” that can become almost a living friend and helper to the driver, one company is not enough. According to the newspaper the Daily mail, the Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor and American Microsoft Corporation has joined forces with exactly that aim.
They agreed to create a joint company that will deal with the data collected from Japanese cars. On-Board computers are gaining a huge amount of information about the driver: what are the streets and roads he prefers, where the most often, how fast. And in the future “smart car” will be able to know how to get to the right place where to stop to buy your favorite food (of course, the preferences you need to specify in advance), book a Parking space.
In addition, aircraft are supposed to embed sensors that will monitor driver’s health, for example, to track heart rate and blood pressure.
