The World Intelligent Driving Challenge will be held in Tianjin from May 14 to 17, attracting 20 unmanned automobile teams, 15 intelligent assistance teams, 30 information security teams and 20 virtual test teams. More than 10 teams will come from the United States, Germany and Japan.

The virtual text teams will assess all cars' recognition, analysis, decision, control and other functions. The unmanned automobile teams will compete in expressways, cross-country roads and open roads in ten test scenes. The information security teams will change the wired connection attack pattern to a wireless connection attack pattern.

The event provides a platform for the integrated development of the intelligent driving industry, and gives residents a chance to have a close-up view of unmanned automobiles.