Market Insights

Consolidation and the increasing number of partnerships among the players in the transport market are the key trend seen in the AI. In February 2018, for example, NVIDIA and Continental announced that they were working in partnership to create self-driving AI system for level 3 based on the NVIDIA DRIVE platform. In addition, Scania entered into a technological collaboration this month with Haylion Technologies to develop electrified, automated and linked mobility systems for public transport. The growth of AI in the transport sector is driven by the production of autonomous vehicles. And is the only technology that allows the accurate and real-time identification of vehicle artifacts, AI is essential for autonomous driving systems. There are significant investment currently being made by major vehicle original equipment manufacturers ( OEMs) in the automotive industry , particularly to optimize the self-driving technology. Tesla Inc., for example, unveiled a sleek semi-autonomous electric truck in November 2017. Therefore, the development of self-supporting vehicles integrated with intelligent characteristics will in the long term drive global market growth.

Deep learning has been the most significant segment of all machine learning technology and will grow at the most rapid rate on the market, as it is widely used in promoting self-sufficient automobiles which demand seeing, continuing to drive, think and learn. Due to the demands on mounting maintenance in the transportation sector, the mounting impact of artificial intelligence on safety of automobiles and infotainment and the demand for additional image data and signals that should be managed and analysed. The data mining sector should grow at the fastest speed on the market. Moreover, the signal recognition sector has represented the biggest share of the market, as signals are being gradually used in various safety applications in the form of text, gestures, mapping, tracking etc.

North America, for its high government funding, is locally the biggest artificial intelligence on the transport market. Furthermore, leading technology companies in the region, a shortage of truck drivers and rigorous government road safety regulations facilitate the development of the North American market. Moreover, Asia-Pacific is seen as the fastest market growth due to the increasing population. Furthermore, the growth in the Asia Pacific artificial intelligence transport market is steadily increasing through solid economic growth and the move from an unorganized logistics sector to an organized sector as well as a growed logistics and supply chain sector.

Key Players

Major players included in this report are Scania Group, Volvo Group, Man SE, Daimler AG, Magna, PACCAR Inc., Robert Bosch GmbH, Continental AG, Alphabet Inc, Microsoft Corporation, NVIDIA, ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Intel Corporation, and others. Key players in the transport market for artificial intelligence are responding to demand through collaboration and acquisition with small players and investment in advanced technology vehicles throughout the globe. In February 2018, NVIDIA collaborated on the NVIDIA DRIVE platform with Continental to build AI self-driving systems with plans to bring the vehicle onto the market in 2021.

The global artificial intelligence in transportation market is segmented as below:

Market Segmentation

Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Market By Offering

Hardware

Software

Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Market By Machine Learning Technology

Deep Learning

Computer Vision

Context Awareness

NLP

Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Market By Process

Data Mining

Image Recognition

Signal Recognition

Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Market By Application

Semi & Full-Autonomous

HMI

Platooning

Artificial Intelligence in Transportation Market By Geography

North America

• U.S.
• Canada

Europe

• UK
• Germany
• France
• Spain
• Rest of Europe

Asia-Pacific

• China
• Japan
• India
• Australia
• South Korea
• Rest of Asia-Pacific

Latin America

• Brazil
• Mexico
• Rest of Latin America

Middle East & Africa

• GCC
• South Africa
• Rest of Middle East & Africa