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09 May 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

Automotive Voice Recognition Market, Forecast to 2022

Voice Biometrics, Virtual Assistant and Deep Learning Emerge as Major Market Disruptors

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Voice Recognition (VR) technology is primarily focused only on infotainment use cases. However, Original Equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier-I suppliers are significantly investing in biometric and machine learning technologies. Even though OEM’s are trying to adopt cloud-based and hybrid solutions, they are still dependent on embedded solution...

Video telematics solutions are poised to become the norm amongst enterprise fleets in the initial phase, owing to reduced vehicle claims, efficient driver exoneration, and higher realized return on investment. Medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles for long-haul vehicle operations are primarily poised to be early adopters of video telematics, gi...

Tesla Motors is positioned to make the highest gains when Autonomous & Electric technology come together to create a mobility solution. Building an ecosystem of Tesla Motors Autonomous EV with Elon Musk’s expertise in online payments (PayPal) and Home Electrification (Powerwall) could be the biggest disruption the automotive industry will see over ...

This Frost & Sullivan research service examines the role artificial intelligence (AI) will play in the transformation of the automotive space. AI is a key disruptive technology, wherein automakers are evolving into technology firms and expanding their service offerings beyond manufacturing vehicles. Technology implementation has increased, and the ...

Online parts sales are expected to more than quadruple over the next 5 to 7 years as eRetailers refine their business models for delivering products to vehicle owners and service professionals in the automotive aftermarket. For now, tyre manufacturers are driving the migration to online sales channels as parts and service providers determine which ...

Globally, evolving work environments and shifting industry structures have changed consumer preferences in urban mobility. Cities have become more proactive about rethinking their transportation networks to make them more flexible and sustainable. Innovative solutions are necessary to meet citizens needs, ensure integrated and efficient transporta...

As wearables technology becomes more ubiquitous, it allows for new avenues of consumer interaction and data collection. As the world becomes increasingly connected, consumers will demand that their vehicles be connected with their wearables technology, which will open up various opportunities for automotive-related applications that will be enabled...

The mobility industry is witnessing widespread change. Over the last decade or so, existing solutions and archaic models within the automotive industry have been confronted by auto-tech solutions and new business models that are set to transform the way people commute from point A to point B. Recent trends in artificial intelligence, machine learni...

The way people move is evolving. The future will have flexible, integrated mobility and on-demand services. The paradigm shift towards door-to-door travel provides opportunities for a new class of market entrants: mobility integrators (MIs). This study examines this emerging market space and features a wide spectrum of visionary opportunities for M...