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Also at CES, Samsung unveiled an automotive camera system with collision warning, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. There’s also a new “digital cockpit” that lets drivers personalize how dashboards and panels look and what information they display based on data pulled from their mobile devices and the cloud — even if they don’t own them. " data-reactid="25">Also at CES, Samsung unveiled an automotive camera system with collision warning, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. There’s also a new “digital cockpit” that lets drivers personalize how dashboards and panels look and what information they display based on data pulled from their mobile devices and the cloud — even if they don’t own them.

The self-driving car market is expected to be a lucrative one in the decades ahead — a whopping 10 million self-driving cars could be on the road by 2020 — but it’s already proving incredibly competitive, with companies such as Uber, Ford (F), Intel (INTC), and Tesla (TSLA) throwing their hats in the ring. And just this week at CES, Chinese tech giant Baidu unveiled a major update to an open self-driving car platform of its own called Project Apollo that makes some of the same promises as Samsung. " data-reactid="26">The self-driving car market is expected to be a lucrative one in the decades ahead — a whopping 10 million self-driving cars could be on the road by 2020 — but it’s already proving incredibly competitive, with companies such as Uber, Ford (F), Intel (INTC), and Tesla (TSLA) throwing their hats in the ring. And just this week at CES, Chinese tech giant Baidu unveiled a major update to an open self-driving car platform of its own called Project Apollo that makes some of the same promises as Samsung.