Challenges in autonomous vehicle security
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) are undoubtedly a fascinating topic in computer science and especially data science currently. Coming from a...
Read MoreAI ethics wary about worsening of AI asymmetry amid humans getting the short end of the stick
Sometimes you are on the wrong end of the stick. That colloquialism can be applied to the notion of asymmetry....
Read MoreAI chipmaker helps OEMs shift from ADAS to AD
Israeli-based Hailo is partnering with Renesas to create a more compelling chip. To learn more, Matthew Beecham caught up with Yaniv...
Read MoreAutonomous deliveries on route
Autonomous driving is a key talking point within the transport and automotive industries. It’s not just the consumer market and passenger...
Read MoreTo enable safe autonomous driving, act on reliable measurement data instead of hunches
The New York Times and FX’s recent documentary, “Elon Musk’s Crash Course,” outlines how Tesla aggressively enables and markets autonomous...
Read MoreGuest blog: training autonomous vehicles to cope with adverse weather
Rain, snow and fog have the potential to cause havoc for autonomous vehicles and their object detection systems. These adverse weather...
Read MoreChina closer to getting affordable self-driving taxis
China may be one step closer to offering driverless cab rides at half the price, thanks to Baidu. In July, the Chinese tech giant unveiled...
Read MoreTesla mistakes horse and buggy for murderous semi truck
Is it a truck? Is it a van? A new viral video, shared on TikTok, shows a Tesla vehicle getting mightily confused by a white, four-wheeled...
Read MoreAI ethics flummoxed by those salting AI ethicists that “instigate” ethical AI practices
Salting has been in the news quite a bit lately. I am not referring to the salt that you put into your food. Instead, I am bringing up the...
Read MoreDriverless trucks can be safe and efficient
Long-haul trucking has always been a tough job that keeps drivers away from their families for days and sometimes weeks. It’s no wonder...
Read MoreArm partners with Cruise to advance autonomous driving support
As we pass the midpoint of 2022, the possibility of seeing autonomous, driverless vehicles at scale throughout major cities in the United...
Read MoreIntelligent cars need intelligent regulation
A few years ago, we were told that self-driving cars were just around the corner and would soon be pulling up at the kerbside. Then, when...
Read MoreOfficials eye safety as self-driving tests progress in Penn.
(TNS) — When it comes to autonomous vehicles, there isn’t just one way to go about safety. State regulators draft legislation....
Read MoreBig automakers on LiDAR buying spree?
Automakers these days are either acquiring or investing into LiDAR companies for their connected and AV projects. LiDAR sensors are...
Read MoreWhat does the future of autonomous vehicles look like?
Autonomous vehicles—or, in SAE parlance, cars with L4 driving automation, meaning that humans are not in control of the vehicle—are not...
Read MoreRethinking humans as a resource; ready or not, here come the delivery bots
Today’s podcast about the world of ten years from now is with the CEO of Starship Technologies, Alastair Westgarth. The company was...
Read MoreImportance of public-private-people partnerships for future mobility
If one worked in the automotive, mobility or even robotics industries in the past decade, mantras such as “Company XYZ to launch...
Read MoreSmart cities won’t mean the end of car ownership says Hyundai
As cars become electrified and connected, there’s another debate emerging. Once vehicles can reliably drive autonomously at Level 5,...
Read More5 moral dilemmas that self-driving cars face today
Suppose you are driving within the speed limits on the road. Out of nowhere, you see a child running across the road. You make the...
Read MoreThe promise and peril of one self driving truck company
Autonomous trucking company TuSimple has an ambitious goal: eliminate humans from behind the wheel and teach big rigs to drive themselves....
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