Скачать или смотреть Autonomous Buses Make a Sustainable Future | Atsuto Suyama | TEDxHamamatsu

「移動に困っている人をゼロにしたい」その思いを胸に自動運転バスのサービス開発に取り組む須山氏。サービスを早期に実用化させる為には何が必要か。運転の制御技術は必須だがもっと大切なものがあると須山氏は言う。子どもの頃から大好きだった車と大学で夢中になったインターネットを掛け合わせたサービスで世の中の移動の課題を解決し世界を変えたいと言う須山氏。自動運転車の普及によってどんな未来が作られるのか注目したい。

"I want there to be zero people who struggle with transport." Mr. Suyama tackles the development of self-driving bus services with this goal in mind. What is needed in order to put this service to use sooner? He says that the technology to drive the vehicles is essential, but there is something even more important. He says that he wants to solve transport problems and in turn change the world with a service that combines cars, which he has loved since childhood and the internet which he was crazy about in university. We'd very much like to keep a close eye on how the future of autonomous driving will change our lives. Born in Hamamatsu City in 1984.
He has liked making things since he was a child, learned mechanical engineering and developed various applications as a major IT company engineer. He has a wealth of ideas and has numerous awards at Hackathons and business contests.

In 2013, he built an original service model that utilizes automatic driving technology and commercialized an automatic driving vehicle project. In 2016, he co-founded SB Drive Corp. and became CTO. He continues to try to offer new services to society by multiplying technologies such as communication and web services to the automobile and transportation industry, which has less innovation from the internet.

Mr. Suyama is working on the automation of public buses. In 2017, the first trial on public roads in Japan succeeded and is now bound for practical use. What kind of services and mechanisms are necessary for automated public transportation? This field is where the web engineer Mr. Suyama shows his talents. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx