Forbes looked at the push for self-driving golf cars.
Citing a Harvard Business Review line that “The future of electric vehicles is golf carts, not Tesla†and noting an Allied Market Research study that predicted the global golf cart market will hit $1.79 billion by 2028, growing at a 3.9% CAGR between 2021 and 2028, Forbes took a bullish tone about the industry.
And self-driving cars will be part of that, Forbes reckons.
The report looked at a Honda golf-car-type “micromobility device†that the company sees as having a role in future urban environments. It also broke down the problems and challenges the nascent industry faces both in full-sized cars and golf car-style vehicles. These include panoptic driving perception systems, traffic sign classification, traffic light recognition, road lane detection and license plate recognition.
