Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance, Daiichi Kotsu Sangyo and Accenture to Develop Deep Learning Algorithm to Understand Driving Behavior, Improve Safety in Japan
Companies will research how to use data analytics to analyze behavior and potentially reduce automobile accidents
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The deep learning algorithm could enable transportation companies to provide personalized safety instructions for drivers, helping reduce the number of accidents, inform the development of optimal driver rosters, and enhance training programs.
As part of an ongoing strategic relationship between Accenture and Intel, the data will be processed securely and anonymously using the Intel® IoT Platform Reference Architecture that includes Intel® processor-based servers equipped with Intel®’s high-performance Xeon processors, Intel®
Accenture will use the input to develop an algorithm that will automatically assess the accident risk for each driver by collating and analyzing images, biometrics, and vehicle data indicating speed and driving behavior. Deep learning, which is one of the emerging advanced analytics techniques available today, will be integral to the data platform.
In an initial Proof of Concept experiment conducted in
“Rapid advances in IoT and autonomous driving technologies are bringing new challenges that can only be addressed by using new technologies such as this deep learning algorithm,” said
As part of this innovative collaboration, Accenture will continue to create new intelligence by applying the latest analytics technologies to address industry challenges. For example, the ability to analyze images on a large, commercial scale is still being developed, and as part of this project Accenture is applying the latest innovations in advanced analytics and data science tools to enable this.
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