99.99%
assessment accuracy
Aiming for "Zero Traffic Fatalities by 2050": Achieving DX in Driver Education with Honda's First Innovative Technology
This system is a groundbreaking solution that utilizes AI and high-precision sensors to automatically assess driving skills with "99.99% accuracy." This adoption by SSDC marks the first instance in Singapore, and for Honda, it represents the first commercial project to introduce its proprietary IDC system. The system is scheduled to be introduced sequentially at SSDC starting in 2028 for automobiles, motorcycles, and heavy vehicles.
assessment accuracy
sequential introduction at SSDC
Honda's first commercial IDC project
target for zero traffic fatalities
IDC is a system that moves away from subjective testing dependent on the "human eye" to realize "objective and fair evaluation" using AI and digital technology.
A sensor network embedded in both the course and vehicles captures every behavior—including steering, braking, and safety checks—converting them into data in real time.
Algorithms trained on the know-how of expert examiners provide immediate pass/fail judgments and improvement feedback. This simultaneously resolves the issue of instructor shortages and standardizes educational quality.
Honda has set a grand global vision: "Zero traffic collision fatalities involving Honda motorcycles and automobiles by 2050." Moving beyond the framework of a mere mobility manufacturer (OEM), Honda has been engaged in safety driving promotion activities for over half a century. It is precisely this background that enabled the development of IDC, which approaches not only "Vehicle Evolution (Hardware)" but also "Human Evolution (Software)." This adoption serves as a crucial milestone in materializing that vision.
Distinguished from systems created by IT vendors, IDC condenses strengths unique to a complete vehicle manufacturer (OEM).
A single system covers all categories of training, from motorcycles and automobiles to heavy vehicles.
The system deeply integrates with the vehicle's CAN data (control signals), possessing advanced analytical capabilities that can even detect signs of specific driving behaviors.
Immediately after driving, the system visualizes "why points were deducted," dramatically improving learning efficiency.
Through the operation of this innovative IDC, Honda aims to establish a "New Global Standard" for traffic safety education in Singapore and broadcast this technology to the world. Furthermore, we believe that raising the level of the entire industry is essential to achieving "Vision Zero." Therefore, our policy is not to monopolize this technology but to aim for its widespread adoption by driving schools and related agencies both domestically and internationally. We are currently planning technology provision and sales to motivated partners and are open to broad discussions.