This $220 billion market opens up a path for driverless cars
Andrew Grant from BloombergNEF Intelligent Mobility research here. My Bloomberg News colleagues have published several reports on the...
Read More3 important things I learned about trucking tech
I mark 2015 as the year the North American trucking industry got the memo that massive, change was on the horizon. Each year since then,...
Read MoreBetter semiconductor stock: Mobileye vs. Nvidia
Mobileye (MBLY 0.31%) and Nvidia (NVDA -1.51%) represent two very different ways to invest in the semiconductor sector. Mobileye, which...
Read MoreArmin Gräter on autonomous driving & agile processes
Armin Gräter is deeply involved in European collaborations related to connected and automated mobility in various roles. With his...
Read MoreWhat does sensor fusion mean for the future of radar?
There has been much debate about sensor technology within the automotive industry and the role that cameras, radars and LiDARs will play...
Read MoreTesla’s FSD Beta 10.69.3.1 in Detroit: The most confused version yet
Our friend Toni is back at it in Detroit, testing the latest version of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving beta technology. We’re not...
Read MoreWho’s who in self-driving truck development
The process of developing, validating and ultimately commercializing fully autonomous trucks has proven to be a long and arduous journey,...
Read MoreAmazon was a secret player in Ford and VW-Backed Argo’s demise
Good morning everyone, Keith Naughton here. Ed Ludlow, Monica Raymunt and I have an intriguing backstory to share about Argo AI, the...
Read MoreWhy a self-driving car won’t be on a nearby road anytime soon
I have a pretty smart car. It can read the speed limit. It can do a reverse park without me having my hands on the wheel. It beeps at me...
Read MoreAutonomous vehicles join the list of US national security threats
AMID RISING CONCERNS about China’s growing international data collection apparatus, a newly divided US Congress is applying fresh scrutiny...
Read MoreTrucks take the lead in autonomous driving race
These days, innovation is more than ever under pressure to show that it can deliver real value. The large scale layoffs by tech giants...
Read MoreA pulled over autonomous car
Well, most of you might have seen cars getting pulled over since driver is driving beyond speed limits or jumped traffic signal or did not...
Read MoreWaymo’s Zeekr robotaxi still needs a firm hand on the wheel
It’s more than six months since we last spotted a prototype of Zeekr’s robotaxi, but it doesn’t show any sign of ditching its steering...
Read MoreWhat happens if self-driving cars don’t happen this decade?
Late 2022 has seen many grim declarations of the future of self-driving, particularly after the decision by Ford/VW to close down Argo.AI,...
Read MoreParallel Domain says autonomous driving won’t scale without synthetic data
Achieving autonomous driving safely requires near endless hours of training software on every situation that could possibly arise before...
Read MoreWatch Tesla FSD Beta challenge GM’s self-driving Cruise on public roads
We will say up front that this is certainly not a “race” in the typical sense of the word. However, the video above does...
Read MoreReports of the death of self-driving cars are greatly exaggerated
Recent weeks have seen a number of reports of the death of self-driving cars, triggered mostly by the closure of Argo.AI, the self-driving...
Read MoreThe tiny hurdle in the way of driverless cars going mainstream
A whopping 42,915 people died in car crashes in 2021 in the U.S. alone, a stunning statistic considering how much tech is flooding the...
Read MoreLocation data: the keystone of the software-defined car
The rise of the software-defined vehicle heralds an age of electric, automated and connected driving, with the user experience shaped by...
Read MoreFord vs. GM: Same industry, two increasingly different companies
DETROIT — “Same industry. Two different companies.” That’s how influential Morgan Stanley auto industry analyst Adam Jonas recently...
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