https://www.cnet.com/news/qualcomm-seeks-to-save-lives-with-new-c-v2x-driver-warning-system/

"I think it has a tremendous amount of potential, but it is something that's difficult to deploy," Nakul Duggal, a Qualcomm senior vice president of product management, said just after Qualcomm's CES presentation Monday.

Qualcomm's presentation offered a deeper potential value for technology at a trade show that often focuses on baubles and nice-to-haves, like connected toilets and a new kind of toothbrush. C-V2X offers a way for the automotive and tech industries to help tackle far larger and thornier societal problems. In addition to helping save lives, C-V2X has the potential of cutting down on road congestion, too.