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Work Plan for Establishing Test Platforms for New Transportation Systems

The Texas Technology Task Force (TTTF) reviewed the status and potential of autonomous vehicles (AV), connected vehicles (CV), electric vehicles (EV), and cloud computing (CC) and crowdsourcing technologies. The main objectives of TTTF is to make Texas the pioneering state in the research, development, and deployment of new transportation technologies, to take advantage of its long-standing role as an early adopter, and help to create a market for these new technologies. A cost-effective solution to achieve such goals is the establishment of test platforms, or testbeds. Testbeds can become major resources for accomplishing beta testing (multi-month, pre-commercial testing, etc.) and demonstrating technologies. They allow developers to perform testing in a safe and controlled environment, helping to ensure functionality and quality of the application across multiple platforms and technologies. Testing for feedback and improvement can take place before products go to market.