Integration from AWD to Steering

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Over recent decades fuzzy logic and neural networks have paved the way for the breakthrough that has now been made possible by Artificial Intelligence (AI). It is only now that hardware components have become available which can process all the AI computing operations in real time to enable cars and trucks to be steered and braked effectively and safely. Many automotive industry suppliers and carmakers are no longer using CPUs in their ECUs for highly automated driving. Instead they have moved to faster GPUs which were originally developed for the gaming industry. They allow animations in video games to move more smoothly and to be displayed in 3-D. "The things that have surprised me about developments over the last 20 years, which we did not predict back then, are the exponential growth in computing power, the huge volumes of data, and the importance of sensor technology," said the philosopher of science Klaus Mainzer in an interview in issue 43 of the Springer Nature magazine "Spektrum - Die Woche" as early as 2017. …