First driverless bus arrives in Dublin
Ireland’s first driverless shuttle bus has made its debut on the streets of Dublin. The electric EZ10 bus can carry up to 15 people and...
Read MoreHyundai-Kia pushing for autonomous technology
Hyundai-Kia has built a dedicated proving ground to develop autonomous vehicles and is targeting global leadership in the technology it...
Read MoreVolvo’s new self-driving concept car is a swanky first-class suite on wheels that’s designed to take on airlines
With its latest self-driving car concept, Volvo wants to take on the airline industry. Without a need for a steering wheel, Volvo opened...
Read MoreMercedes-Benz unveils modular self-driving vehicles for people or cargo
As the competition surrounding autonomous vehicles intensifies, Mercedes-Benz Vans on Monday unveiled a hybrid strategy around a...
Read MorePerceptIn’s self-driving vehicles go on sale in November for $40,000
Despite high-profile accidents, unresolved regulatory ambiguities, and looming debates about liability, the autonomous vehicle market has...
Read MoreWide adoption of driverless cars is still decades away, says Paris Motor Show CEO
Jean-Claude Girot, CEO of the Paris Motor Show, or Mondial de l’Automobile, thinks that widespread adoption of autonomous vehicles is...
Read MoreFederal standard on autonomous vehicle technology is needed, Rep. Latta says
Congress needs to ensure autonomous vehicle technology operates under a national directive instead of a patchwork of guidelines from the...
Read MoreComing soon: Buckle up for Edmonton’s first driverless shuttles
Edmontonians and visitors may have to pinch themselves next month when they see a shuttle go by — with no driver....
Read MoreSelf-driving cars will keep getting better forever
Benedict Evans, a partner at the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, recently published an essay on, “Tesla, software and...
Read MoreThe drive toward change: Use cases for automated vehicles
Oregon Department of Transportation, May 31, 2018 Automated vehicles (AVs) are already being tested and could soon be deployed on public...
Read MoreLocal Motors’ self-driving shuttle makes University at Buffalo debut
Local Motors by LM Industries, known for 3D-Printed mobility solutions, announced the deployment and launch of operations of Olli at the...
Read MoreCanada’s first self-driving shuttle using public roads coming to Candiac
The City of Candiac will be the guinea pig for Canada’s first autonomous shuttle using public roads....
Read MoreMando acquires California autonomous vehicle testing permit
Mando, a global auto parts manufacturer of the Halla Group (CEO Chung Mong-won), announced on August 30 that it acquired the autonomous...
Read MoreKodiak Robotics raises $40M for self-driving trucks
Kodiak Robotics has emerged from stealth mode and raised $40 million in Series A funding to develop technology for self-driving trucks....
Read MoreA day in the life of a Waymo self-driving taxi
Waymo is ready to start charging for its self-driving trips, but first, it needs to master the dreaded art of fleet management....
Read MoreSelf-driving car startup AutoX is launching California’s first autonomous grocery deliver
AutoX wants to bring the grocery store to you. The self-driving car startup, which got permission to test self-driving cars in California...
Read MoreInterview with Elaine L. Chao, US Secretary of Transportation, on autonomous vehicles and future of roads
Elaine L. Chao sits down with Fortune’s Alan Murray at Fortune’s 2018 Brainstorm Tech conference....
Read MoreFHA Administrator: We Won’t Mandate Self-Driving Vehicles
At a two-day symposium hosted by the Federal Highway Administration in Philadelphia, corporations, planners and regulators debated on...
Read MoreArmidale Regional Council wins first regional trial of new driverless bus technology
Armidale Regional Council has committed $100,000 to a three-phase trial of a driverless shuttle service, the first of its kind in regional...
Read MoreStanford engineers create new AI camera for faster, more efficient image classification
Stanford engineers combine two types of computers to create a faster and less energy-intensive image processor for use in autonomous...
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