Autonomous vehicles show promise, but a safety-first approach is key
Autonomous driving appears destined to become a core part of how we travel. The technology promises to reduce human error as it improves...
Read MoreTesla, Google and China leave Europe behind in the race for self-driving cars
WeRide, Pony AI, Apollo Go, Xpeng, May Mobility, Zoox, Lucid, Waymo, and Moia. All of these names, which are mostly unknown to the general...
Read MoreTensor’s Amy Luca on the Dubai debut of the ‘personal’ Level 4 robocar and the tech driving it
Amy Luca, CMO, discuss how the company’s ground-up approach to autonomy, its focus on safety and data privacy, and its readiness for the...
Read MoreLyft and Tensor Aim to Offer Consumers ‘Lyft-Ready’ Autonomous Vehicles by 2027
Beginning in 2027, some consumers may be able to buy an autonomous vehicle, use it when they need it, and let it go to work at a rideshare...
Read MoreTesla is going all in on cameras, but self-driving cars still need LiDAR
Elon Musk says self-driving cars only need to rely on cameras, and not other sensors like LiDAR. But Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe says LiDAR is...
Read MoreGlobal Robotaxi Market Competition Intensifies
A new IDTechEx report analyzes intensifying competition in the global robotaxi market, forecasting massive software revenue growth and...
Read MoreAutonomous adventures: What it’s like to hail a Waymo in San Francisco
Robotaxis are becoming prevalent in some major U.S. cities, but they continue to remain novelties in severa; others. In cities such as...
Read MoreChinese self-driving firms steer into Europe for growth
Blocked from the US market, Chinese self-driving technology firms are accelerating their push into Europe, setting up headquarters,...
Read MoreNAVI shuttles in downtown Jacksonville designed be driverless, but they’re often riderless
The new autonomous transit shuttles circulating through downtown Jacksonville are designed to be “driverless” but another...
Read MoreNew California law aims to hold driverless car companies accountable for traffic violations
A new law is set to take effect in California next year that would hold driverless car companies accountable for traffic violations. The...
Read MoreThe future of self-driving cars: Reinventing the road ahead
The age of autonomous vehicles (AVs) is no longer a distant vision. Early fleets of AVs on the road today offer a glimpse of what’s to...
Read MoreChina’s most infamous ghost town is now training ground for driverless trucks
The empty boulevards that once symbolized the mainland’s property bust now serve as testing grounds for hundreds of autonomous vehicles....
Read MoreWeRide begins autonomous driving pilot in Ras Al Khaimah
WeRide has begun Robotaxi GXR and Robobus pilot operations in partnership with the Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority (RAKTA), based in...
Read MoreOxa adopts NVIDIA tech to accelerate autonomous software rollout
British autonomous vehicle software platform Oxa has expanded its use of NVIDIA technology to accelerate the rollout of its self-driving...
Read MoreNo one at the wheel: The race for the autonomous car intensifies
In San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Austin, and Atlanta, it’s no longer surprising to see a car and think, “No one’s driving that.”...
Read MorerFpro on advancing sensor simulation with Sim4CAMSens2
Sim4CAMSens2 is a collaborative research project focused on advancing the development and validation of automotive sensor systems through...
Read MoreHow Singapore tests autonomous vehicles before they go on public roads
On a test circuit in Jurong West, a sleek five-seater minivan glides to a smooth stop – no hands on the wheel. It’s one of several...
Read MoreBaidu eyes Australia as Apollo Go robotaxis turn profitable in China
Baidu Inc. is gearing up to take its driverless taxi service global after turning a profit with its Apollo Go robotaxis in several Chinese...
Read MoreDubai unveils futuristic self-driving zone with Metro, Robotaxis, boats, delivery bots
Imagine hopping off the Dubai Metro, gliding across the Creek in a self-driven abra, catching a ride in a robotaxi, and having your...
Read MoreEinride breaks barriers with world’s first cabless autonomous border crossing
Einride’s electric, driverless freight vehicle completes a historic Ørje border crossing between Sweden and Norway, showcasing the future...
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