Tesla fast tracking full self-driving development with advanced neural net training techniques
Autonomous driving has been one of the fundamental pillars of Tesla’s push to electrify transport, and by all accounts, the California...
Read MorePatent office declares AI cannot be an inventor, stuns AI devotees, has impacts for self-driving cars
Can AI be an inventor? According to a recent decision by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the answer seems to be no....
Read MoreThis was supposed to be the year driverless cars went mainstream
Tech companies once promised that fully functional, self-driving cars would be on the road by 2020 and on the path to remaking...
Read MoreBerkeley Simons Institute launches online video shorts with an eye-opening look at perception
The Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing at the University of California Berkeley is a highly regarded venue that was established...
Read MoreCyber feasibility studies: theBeARCAT Project
On Wednesday 13 May, we will be presenting the results of the Baselining, Automation and Response for CAV Testbed Cyber Security, BeARCAT....
Read MoreShould Intel spend $900 million chasing driverless cars during a crisis?
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) recently agreed to buy Moovit, an Israeli MaaS (mobility as a service) solutions company, for $900 million to...
Read MoreAutonomous vehicles are ready to disrupt society, business, and you
The rise of autonomous vehicles has enormous implications for business and society. Harvard Business School professors Bill Kerr and Elie...
Read MoreHow can truck makers control the connected truck experience?
Truck connectivity is an ongoing trend in the industry with a value potential that goes far beyond traditional telematics. The space is...
Read MoreThe crazy story how self-driving’s biggest star stole Google secrets, joined Uber, and became bankrupt
What started out as a private legal case between Google and its former head of self-driving technology, Anthony Levandowski, that no one...
Read MoreThe vaunted ‘murder hornet’ could ominously be spread by the advent of AI self-driving cars
Recent headlines about a type of hornet referred to as the “murder hornet” have gotten quite a lot of buzz this past week or so. It seems...
Read MoreLet’stalk LiDAR
Over the next few months, you’re going to hear “LiDAR” thrown around a lot in tech. LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is, in its...
Read MoreOpen source and automotive safety critical systems: What are the tradeoffs?
As discussed in “Linux Beat IBM IBM, Will Open-Source Software Beat Waymo And Tesla TSLA,” the power of open source systems to...
Read MoreVCs are gearing up for a post-pandemic auto industry
It’s been a nerve-wracking few years for the traditional auto industry given the surge of ride-hailing startups and the expansion of Tesla...
Read MoreCan robotaxis ease public transport fears in China?
The rise of self-driving taxis in China comes at a time when people are nervous about taking public transport. Robotaxi providers plan to...
Read MoreMore than autonomy: V2X is about a safer, smarter mobility ecosystem
There will inevitably be a time when vehicles possessing partial if not full autonomous capabilities will share the road with those that...
Read MoreSimulation is key to real-world autonomous driving
Relying on real-world autonomous vehicles road tests would make them less safe, says Dr Luca Castignani, Chief Automotive Strategist, MSC...
Read MoreStartupoffers parking autonomy to almost any vehicle
The popular Hyundai commercial for its Smart Park system that aired during this year’s Super Bowl got a lot of people taking on a Boston...
Read MoreThe relentless startup fast-tracking Ford’s self-driving cars
LIKE THE RESIDENTS of many cities that boomed before the advent of cars—and before the arrival of the coronavirus—the people of Pittsburgh...
Read MoreCentral operating systems – what do they mean for driverless cars?
If you were to travel back to the 1950s, when the world’s first true (it looked nothing like a modern-day OS, by the way) was helping...
Read MoreWithout regulation, self-driving cars could be a hazard
The April 19 Commuter article “Self-driving cars will exacerbate traffic jams if region fails to act, study says” underscored the...
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