The Future of Mobility Outlined By honda President Frank Paluch

As society continues to grow and evolve, the future of mobility is constantly changing and adapting, meaning that automakers everywhere are constantly looking to develop new and improved technologies for this ever-changing world. Honda, of course is no exception to this mentality, a fact that was outlined by Honda R&D Americas, Inc. President, Frank Paluch in a keynote speech that he recently delivered at the 2015 SAE World Congress.

In his address, outlined the next 50 years of innovation for Honda and the automotive industry in general. A few of the key innovations that he highlighted include advanced collision mitigation capabilities, vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure connectivity, fuel cell vehicles, high-speed, low-carbon, zero-collision mobility and more.

“Our role as engineers, as an industry, isn’t simply to pursue incremental advances for short-term competitive advantages in sales, or profit or market share,” said Paluch. “Our more enduring challenge is to transform the fundamental nature of the products we make to realize game-changing innovation.”

These are some of the key points he stressed for Honda’s Development Future:

By 2020 – Accidents involving Honda vehicles will be reduced by 50% through an omni-directional safety system connecting vehicles, infrastructure and humans.

By 2030 – All road users including bicyclists, pedestrians and motorcycle riders will be joined through connectivity.

by 2040 – Connectivity will lead to the development of accident-free Honda vehicles.

By 2050 – Relational capabilities and advanced sensing will be used through a network of intelligent, interconnected machines to create a “Cooperative Car Society”.

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