Ford Motor Company has unveiled a good number of technological ideas. The likes of driver-assist feature promises comfort and convenience making Americans want to head on out and drive again.
According to Citylab, Ford Motor Company has one feature which sends an alert before the driver goes to the wrong direction. Another feature assists to steer away from obstacle in situations where it is considered late to apply brakes.
In moments that it takes for the driver to realize the car is about to crash, Ford Motor Company designed the vehicle to swerve to safety. What is more exciting is that these features and other more may come and be experienced in next two years.
There is also a sneak peak of Ford Motor Company's finalists of Last Mile Mobility Challenge. This challenge asked the employees to think and envision of new ways to get drivers from the car to the final destination. Some of the employee's ideas are self-loading wheelchair, folded electric tricycle which can also be used as a shopping cart and more.
Ford Motor Company's latest ideas come from their desire to make Americans hold on to their love for cars and the tendency to commute alone. A recent study also revealed that 86 percent of US workers still commute by car with 75 percent of which doing it alone.
As added by Inautonews, according to Torsten Wey, Manager for Chassis and Safety Electronics said that technology is already proving its potential to help driving become less stressful. Ford Motor Company's investment in research and development is definitely paying off by expanding innovation.
All drivers have been accustomed to the challenges of everyday driving but remains one of the most demanding tasks performed day in and out. Ford Motor Company is finding ways and means to innovate driving making it more pleasurable more than a daunting task.
Ford Motor Company also made ways to get the most brilliant of ideas from their own pool of talents- their employees. It is true that the best ideas come from people who work for you. Ford Motor Company certainly realized that.
