Technology Is Ready for UK Road Users to Embrace More Autonomy
Self-driving vehicles may seem like “tech bro” optimism, but some autonomy on U.K. motorways is already a reality. We have the potential...
Read MoreApple is not the only company backing away from driverless cars
Oddly, Apple never confirmed the existence of its electric, self-driving car project. The cost of development was not made explicit in...
Read MoreDriving into the future: Michigan’s vision for connected and autonomous mobility
Jean Ruestman, Administrator of the Office of Passenger Transportation at the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), spoke with...
Read MoreShould Hong Kong go down self-driving car lane?
Secretary for Transport and Logistics Lam Sai-hung is very keen on “self-driving” cars in Hong Kong and is rolling out all sorts of...
Read MoreThe Automated Vehicles Bill: Navigating marketing restrictions for self-driving cars
The Bill focuses primarily on safety, liability and protecting consumers. In this article, we unpack some of the key provisions of the...
Read MoreMapping Autonomous Futures
Revolutionizing navigation, Dynamic Map Platform leads in high-precision mapping for autonomous driving and beyond....
Read MoreA Tesla in autonomous driving seen in Europe, could the launch be imminent?
Recently, a Tesla test vehicle, topped with an array of advanced sensors including Lidar, was spotted in Munich, sparking speculation that...
Read MoreAutonomous vehicle technology vulnerable to road object spoofing and vanishing attacks
A University of California, Irvine-led research team has demonstrated the potentially hazardous vulnerabilities associated with the...
Read MoreHow autonomous vehicles will transform mobility
The UK Government envisions a future where self-driving vehicles play a significant role in transportation. It is a sector that holds...
Read MoreThe Future of Workspaces: Self-Driving Cars Redefine Office Commutes
As autonomous cars become more prevalent, the future of commuting is set to transform drastically. With the advent of electric and...
Read MoreSelf-driving cars: the revolution that wasn’t?
Tech companies have overcome some of the difficulties in training self-driving technology by limiting the areas in which the cars operate,...
Read MoreIn the Driverless Seat with Dr. Kornhauser
Giving people rides who need rides is the message of the book, The Real Case for Driverless Mobility. That is, there is a large segment of...
Read MoreWhy is Cybersecurity Important for Driverless Vehicles?
Driverless vehicles represent a groundbreaking technological advancement in transportation, promising safer roads, efficient mobility, and...
Read MoreNvidia says it’s steering self-driving cars into the future
The AI chipmaker reported record sales of its autonomous driving software last year....
Read MoreAutonomous Trucks Reshaping the Freight Industry
Autonomous trucking, once regarded as the stuff of science fiction, is gradually moving closer to viability in real-world freight...
Read MoreThe Future of Self-Driving Cars: What to Expect in the Years Ahead
The advent of self-driving car technology has the potential to dramatically reshape transportation and mobility in the coming years. As...
Read MoreAurora Innovation Inc. Leads the Way in the Race Towards Fully Autonomous Vehicles
Aurora Innovation Inc. is revolutionizing the automotive industry with their cutting-edge self-driving technology. The Aurora Driver...
Read MoreDriving into the Future: The Autonomous Vehicles Market Accelerates
The autonomous vehicles market is experiencing rapid acceleration as advancements in artificial intelligence, sensor technology, and...
Read MoreScott Belcher on the future of autonomous vehicles
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) have been getting a bad rap recently, but Scott Belcher is on a mission to ensure that tried-and-tested...
Read MoreI took a driverless taxi and here’s why it freaked me out
Waymo, formerly the Google self-driving car project, is operating at the moment in only two US cities: San Francisco and Phoenix, but has...
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