Explore the road to driverless mobility through a variety of technologies that support the future of self-driving cars, including parking assist, collision avoidance, emergency braking and much more.

GENERAL MOTORS

As General Motors wants a world with zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion. General Motors is focused on improving the customer experience and strengthening GM’s core vehicle and service business while transforming mobility through connectivity, electrification and autonomy.

Electrification will be a catalyst for a range of new experiences, and that includes how autonomous vehicles will transform our daily experience. - MARY BARRA, CHAIRMAN AND CEO, GENERAL MOTORS

General Motors believe that all AVs will be EVs, these efforts will advance our vision of zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion, and help us build a more sustainable and accessible world. Self-driving cars are real, and they are going to help rewrite the rules of mobility.

Connecting vehicles to each other, and in the years ahead, to traffic lights and roads around them so vehicles know how to avoid backups and collisions, and choose the most efficient routes, will reduce congestion and increase safety.

JOHN DHEERE

Iconic equipment manufacturer and agriculture leader John Deere is also a tech company and they are spreading the word about how ag tech can help feed the world.

Deere & Company provides high-tech products and services to its customers who feed the world.

John Deere raised awareness to challenges faced by farmers around the world and how these challenges can be addressed by technology.

It is the first company that bring a giant piece of high-tech farm equipment in front of the world(an AI-deploying corn harvester and self-driving tractor), and in 2020 come up with a completely different machine and narrative, this time focusing on AI-enabled spraying and sustainability with its R4038 Sprayer.

John Dheer's team intends to continue spreading the story of ag tech and how it is changing the way we live.