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As of the third session of the Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport, organized by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai under the slogan “Empowering the Future of Mobility”, a panel discussion was held that focused on exploring the development of zero-emission electric bus technologies and self-driving. This session witnessed the presence of a number of prominent experts and specialists, where future challenges, opportunities, and sustainable solutions for future mobility were discussed.

Participating in the session that was organized on the first day of the conference were Xavier Antony Darwin, General Manager of Services Department at United Motors, Lath Carlson, Executive Director of the Museum of the Future, and was moderated by Alexander Ness, Managing Director of FEV Consulting.

The session discussed multiple aspects related to the future of self-driving electric buses, technological developments and challenges facing this industry, and a focus on the role of autonomous technology in improving public transportation and making it more efficient and sustainable.

 

Executive Director of the Museum of the Future in Dubai, Lath Carlson, spoke about the pivotal role that the museum plays in motivating the public to accept and adopt self-driving transportation as part of their lives.

He pointed out that the Museum of the Future is committed to promoting pioneering technologies and innovations that contribute to making self-driving mobility a safe and reliable option in people's lives. He emphasized that the issue is not just a technological development, but also a lifestyle shift that can contribute to improving safety and efficiency on the roads.

He added that the museum is working hard to educate the public about the benefits of self-driving transportation, including reducing road accidents and reducing environmental pollution. The museum also offers workshops and educational exhibitions that contribute to increasing awareness of advanced technology and transformations in the smart car industry.

 

Xavier Anthony Darwin presented his insight on the importance of expanding self-driving mobility to include buses, trucks, and cars. He stressed the need to design multiple solutions that meet the needs of diverse environments, and to modernize the infrastructure to be compatible with modern technologies for self-driving transportation, which in turn will contribute to reducing traffic accidents and reducing time. He expressed his optimism that the efforts being made to adopt self-driving mobility will contribute to a safer future. 

At the conclusion of the session, the speakers stressed that autonomous technology is expected to play a pivotal role in making public transportation more efficient and environmentally friendly. The speakers called on the audience to join this technological revolution and participate in shaping the future of transportation.