Tesla’s Elon Musk is promising a self-parking feature for 2019. The only problem? It may be illegal
All over the world, searching for a parking spot can be a nightmare. Take New York City, for example. According to INRIX Research’s 2017...
Read MoreThe amazing ways Toyota is using artificial intelligence, big data & robots
A great way to understand the future priorities for a company is to see where they invest resources. When you look at where Toyota, the...
Read MoreRoborace ditches driverless car for first season
Even though Roborace’s self-driving race car made it all the way up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, it won’t be...
Read MoreVW considers investing in Ford-backed autonomous unit Argo
Volkswagen AG and Ford Motor Co. are nearing a framework agreement to join forces on electric and self-driving vehicles, capital-intensive...
Read MoreMixed feelings among German drivers about automated driving
According to the Continental Mobility Study 2018, German drivers are ambivalent about automated driving. While around two thirds would...
Read MoreHow do self driving cars see? (And how do they see me?)
Our in-house Know-It-Alls answer questions about your interactions with technology....
Read MoreDaimler and Bosch lay out plans for autonomous taxi service in San Jose
Bustling San Jose — the third-largest metropolis in California, according to the 2010 census — is about to become a testbed for autonomous...
Read MoreNever is not answer when Law Commission asks whether driverless cars can nudge pedestrians
Rather amazingly, a legal peek into the future governance of autonomous vehicles has asked when it might be “required” for driverless cars...
Read MoreAutonomous vehicles and the future of urban tourism
University of Oxford & University of Surrey, November 7, 2018 Connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) have the potential to disrupt...
Read MoreAutonomous vehicles could shape the future of urban tourism
In the first study of its kind, published in the Annals of Tourism Research, academics from the University of Surrey and the University of...
Read MoreHeartland Tech Weekly: Preparing the trucking industry for driverless vehicles
Last week, I attended an event hosted by The Atlantic on the future of work. One of the discussions centered around autonomous trucking —...
Read MoreHow strict will the U.S. be on autonomous driving testing?
The autonomous driving industry is becoming a bit of a chicken-and-egg situation. Meaning that, the industry needs regulations, but...
Read MoreNext-generation technology is coming to a self-driving car near you
Typically, navigation systems for autonomous cars use visible light to identify foreign objects. This works most of the time. But in...
Read MoreTencent builds autonomous driving team in Silicon Valley
Tencent is building an autonomous driving team in Silicon Valley, in the latest sign of the Chinese tech giant moving into new areas as...
Read MoreFirst all-weather autonomous shuttle bus to be deployed by 2020
MUJI and Sensible 4 have together created the first all-weather autonomous shuttle bus, Gacha, which is expected to be deployed in 2020....
Read MoreVolkswagen and Ford explore self-driving and EV partnerships
The auto industry is transitioning into a new phase, as businesses prepare to roll out self-driving and electrified vehicles. The effort...
Read MoreManaging fleets in the autonomous-vehicle era
Fleet owners have the day-to-day task of managing an enormous amount of inventory in multiple locations throughout the world within an...
Read MoreEricsson, Einride and Telia power sustainable, self-driving trucks with 5G
Einride, Ericsson and Telia are putting 5G into motion at a DB Schenker facility in Jönköping, Sweden. The goal is to power an...
Read MoreA Waymo self-driving car sent a motorcyclist to the hospital – but the human driver was at fault
Human error is to blame in the case of a Waymo autonomous car side-swiping a motorcycle in California, the company says, in an accident...
Read MoreEx-Intel CEO Brian Krzanich says he’s ‘still a firm believer’ in self driving cars as he takes on new role
Jim Cramer interviews former Intel CEO Brian Krzanich about his departure from the semiconductor company and his new role at automotive...
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