Data interference issues hinder AD and ADAS testing
Automotive test systems supplier AB Dynamics claims the recent growth in wireless data transfer from the increasing use of driverless...
Read MoreExperts stress public trust in AV tech as e-commerce rises
As the coronavirus pandemic prompts people to shop from their homes and rely on contactless delivery services, gaining public trust in...
Read MoreWhy automotive cybersecurity needs real-time threat detection
Automotive cybersecurity tactics and protocols will have to adapt not just to changing threats, but also to changing models of how we...
Read More4 ways Tesla self-driving ‘falls short’ in Consumer Reports testing
Consumer Report says extensive testing on Tesla’s “full self-driving” capability shows that it falls short of its name, isn’t worth the...
Read MoreWill you hail a Robotaxi via mobility service platforms?
Shanghai (Gasgoo)- Hailing an autonomous driving taxi, the scenario that was previously seen in sci-fi films, has come into reality and is...
Read MoreDawn of the ghost riders
Testing is a topic which often comes up in any discussion of driverless tech. And yes, rigorous testing on various routes, in varied...
Read MoreMeet Eyedrive, Apple’s system for building Maps and testing autonomous driving
Apple has been operating vehicles equipped with advanced sensors for some time, which are dedicated to collecting data to enhance Apple...
Read MoreTENET is a palindrome and maybe self-driving cars ought to be reversible too
The new sci-fi thriller Tenet has brought palindromes to the forefront of our minds, along with jolting us all to think outside of the box...
Read MoreLean sensing – a critical enabler for autonomous vehicles
Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) are progressing at a rapid pace, notwithstanding Covid-19 constraints. The past 2 months have experienced...
Read MoreA home run for self-driving vehicle education in D.C.
In cities across America, access to transportation is important for people to move freely. Washington, D.C. is no different. Many...
Read MoreWhat coronavirus means for the future of self-driving cars
It’s 2025 and driverless cars still aren’t zooming around everywhere. Where are the chilled out passengers on their phones, or...
Read MoreHow autonomous carmakers can make their cars more accessible
We’ve been talking about how technology is, or isn’t, making the world more accessible for people with disabilities. Last month, we spoke...
Read MoreWho becomes liable when a self-driving car causes an accident?
While they may seem years away from reality, self-driving cars are indeed going to be the future. Not only are they the next step in...
Read MoreVehicle-in-the-Loop (VIL) simulation for Millbrook’s digital twin
Millbrook has specified, built and commissioned its unique simulation suite as part of the 5G testbed. The simulation environment is an...
Read MoreLooking under the hood: Anticipating the knock-on effects of AVs
As the concept of autonomous vehicles (AVs) has advanced into the mainstream, we’ve all seen more and more articles telling us how AVs...
Read MoreElon Musk’s Neuralinkshowcase spurs mind-copying discussion about AI and self-driving cars
Elon Musk recently presented the latest efforts of Neuralink, a company that he founded in 2016 and which has grand aspirations of...
Read MoreWhen making autonomous vehicles smart and safe, it helps to have the right tools
“Hop in your car—it’s taking you to Starbucks!” That used to sound like a line from a sci-fi movie, but the progress being made towards a...
Read MoreThe peace dividends of the autonomous vehicle wars
A fascinating concept from recent technology history is what is known as the “peace dividends of the smartphone wars.” The term, first...
Read MoreIt is nearly unthinkable that ‘I think, therefore I am’ applies to AI, possibly even self-driving cars
You have undoubtedly heard the famous phrase “I think, therefore I am.” Written oftentimes in its Latin form, the saying is known as ergo...
Read MoreSelf-driving pods and outdoor terminals: How the pandemic could change U.S. airports
The airport experience has long been synonymous with stress: huge arrival areas, frantic security checkpoints, cramped trams shuttling...
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