Toyota Motor Corp. aims to introduce a driver-assistance system in 2028 as part of a plan unveiled Tuesday to develop autonomous-driving technology that coordinates with traffic infrastructure.The driver-assistance system will alert drivers to potential hazards, including objects that have fallen onto roads and the risk of entering areas where accidents have occurred.The Japanese automaker, which aims to eliminate traffic accidents by training artificial intelligence on various driving data collected from users around the world, is attending the ITS World Congress, one of the world's larges…READ FULL ARTICLE
