In connected car news this week were TravelSafety, Gentherm, Silicon Labs, Maven, YayYo, Foresight Microsoft, Intel and DENSO. TravelSafety App Alerts Drivers & US Rep
Cisco Jasper updated Control Center to 7.0 with new features for connected cars that expanded its platform to a wider audience. The platform works with
Audi is showing what self-driving luxury looks like. The new Audi A8 has many self-driving features and advanced driving assistance featuures, while the company is
Continental reported that its Cruising Chauffeur function gives vehicles the ability to take over driving on highways while obyeing national traffic regulations. Contintenal unlike Intel,
Intel claims it is poised to accelerate its autonomous driving business. Mobileye, an Intel Company, will start building a fleet of fully autonomous (level 4
New research released from Enterprise reveals that – even in today’s ever-connected world with its growing array of transportation options – the as a means
Robert L. Sumwalt III was sworn in as the National Transportation Safety Board’s 14th chairman during a brief ceremony held in Washington D.C. on Thursday.
A new report by Brandon Schoettle, “Sensor Fusion: A Comparison of Sensing Capabilities of Human Drivers and Highly Automated Vehicles,” at the University of Michigan
Hyundai Mobis announced that it has recently developed an integrated smartkey system where a user installs an app on an NFC-supported smartphone and utilizes it
DENSO Corporation, Ericsson, Intel Corporation, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT), NTT DOCOMO, INC., Toyota InfoTechnology Center Co., Ltd. and Toyota Motor Corporation announced that
Volvo completely redesigned its Sensus Connect system that shows where Volvo technology is going with all of its models that will be re-designed by 2018.
There are new services coming to ride sharing services which help Uber and Lyft drivers make more money. The drivers get paid for advertising with