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Florida State Legislature approves new bill to enable operation of autonomous vehicles statewide, and control thereof with mobile apps.

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LONDON, UK, & MIAMI, FL, May 3, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Guident Ltd., the developer of software apps for autonomous vehicles and drones, is pleased to announce that on May 1st, 2019 the Florida Legislature unanimously passed a bill legalizing the use of self-driving cars statewide.(1) The bill also stipulates that Florida residents will be allowed to interact with self-driving cars through smartphone apps. The bill legalizes autonomous vehicles (AV's) as well as on-demand AV networks, which are services that use a software application or other digital means to connect passengers to fully autonomous vehicles.

Harald Braun, Guident’s Chairman said, “Guident Ltd. welcomes this visionary decision. With this bill, Florida has made a tremendous step forward in enabling the market for autonomous vehicles and their control by mobile devices. This is consistent with the mission of Guident and its intellectual property.” He detailed further: “One of the main criterion for market success of AV’s as defined by the “Autonomous Vehicle Readiness Index,”(2) is governments’ willingness to regulate and support AV development. Today’s bill clearly shows a commitment by the state of Florida to the AV vehicle and mobility market, and the opportunities it provides for on-demand services.”

The autonomous vehicle market is expected to reach US $65.3 billion by 2027.(3)

About Guident Ltd.

Guident commercialises new technology to enhance the utility, safety and enjoyment of autonomous vehicles and drones. Using its proprietary IP, Guident is developing Apps that enable users of AV’s to dispatch their vehicles to join ridesharing fleets, find available parking spots and charging stations, report accidents and other useful applications. Guident is a portfolio company of UK IP investment firm Tekcapital plc. To learn more please visit www.guident.co.

References:
1 https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/florida-legislature-passes-bill-legalizing-self-driving-uber-cars-11161818
2 2019 Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index, KPMG International https://home.kpmg/xx/en/home/insights/2019/02/2019-autonomous-vehicles-readiness-index.html
3 https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/autonomous-vehicles-market-size-industry-growth-share-opportunities-emerging-technologies-competitive-landscape-future-plans-and-global-trends-by-forecast-2023-2018-07-31

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Harald Braun
Guident Ltd.
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