Kia works on emotional technologies for the post-autonomous driving era and will present them at CES 2019
Kia Motors is developing new Technologies that we will not see in the immediate future, since they are designed for the post-automotive Driving Era, but soon we will know more about this, as the Korean automaker will talk about them in the next CES 2019 to be developed in Las Vegas in next January.
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These technologies are based on the excitement of the occupants of the vehicle. The “Space of Emotive Driving” of the Korean company is based on a time when autonomous vehicles will be the norm, they will be a matter of daily life and this technology is designed to improve the mobility experience of the occupants of the vehicle.
This is a concept that is the center of Kia’s real-time adaptive emotional driving system called “Real-time Emotion Adaptive Driving” (READ), which is being developed with the help of the affective computing group of the Massachusets Institute of Technology. (MIT).
The READ System allows optimizing and personalizing the interior of the vehicle after analyzing the emotional state of the driver in real time and for this purpose uses Artificial Intelligence based on the recognition of “biosignals”.
On this subject the President and Head of the Research and Development Division of Kia Motors, Mr. Albert Biermann, points out the following,
We developed the READ system to create a future interactive mobility in the interior space of the vehicle through the fusion of the latest technologies of vehicle control and emotional intelligence. Likewise, the READ system will allow a continuous communication between drivers and vehicles through the non-existent language. talked about the “emotional feeling”, thus facilitating a space adapted to the senses for drivers in real time.
In addition to the above, Kia Motors will present other advanced mobility technologies that also focus on ’emotional driving’, offering explanatory tours during the event in Las Vegas.
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