safety-focused artificial intelligence
Yamaha may fit its motorcycles with safety-focused artificial intelligence The Japan Times
He said the systems may draw on artificial intelligence jointly developed with a U.S. research body that allows humanoid robots to ride motorcycles. "We want to facilitate driving operations of our motorcycles and reduce the burden on riders to allow them to pay more attention to safety," Yanagi said. Yamaha hopes to reverse slumping domestic sales by adopting advanced technologies to reduce motorcycle accidents such as overturns and collisions. Such risks weigh on potential sales. "We'll use the expertise we've acquired from robots for our motorcycles," Yanagi said.