In cabin monitoring news are Eyesight Technologies and Hyundai Mobis. Eyesight & Ariel U Research Eyesight Technologies, an AI computer vision solutions leader, and Ariel University, one of Israel’s leading national research universities, today announced
Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) announced t that it has developed an Acceleration Suppression Function that used big data collected from connected cars to help identify abnormal operation of the accelerator and control acceleration. Toyota plans
During a live demo event in Turin, the 5G Automotive Association (5GAA) showcased ready to deploy use cases in the streets of the city and a sneak preview of what the future has in store
Hyundai Motor Group announced the development of the world’s first Machine Learning based Smart Cruise Control (SCC-ML), a technology that incorporates the driver’s patterns into its self-driving behavior, creating a custom experience for the driver.
The latest poll from PEMCO Mutual Insurance finds that despite the steady proliferation of new vehicle safety features and technology, more than half of Northwest residents think drivers today actually need to be more skilled
In, Frankfurt From September 12 to 22 the IAA aka the Frankfort Motor Show will offer many experiences for attendees an major automaker announcements. Here is a full list of the best experiences. They are
The side-view mirror, which has been obstructing drivers from parking in narrow parking spaces, will be moving inside cars. Plus, the provision of a field of view significantly wider than the existing one and enablement
Hyundai Mobis succeeded in developing a driver state warning system that can recognize the driver’s face and even track their eyes. The system is expected to contribute to preventing big traffic accidents caused by careless
Luminar announced it is entering the consumer automotive and commercial trucking markets with a sensing and perception platform called Iris, now backed by new major institutional and strategic investors. After three years of stealth development,
ZF gave a live demonstration of the prototype for the world’s first pre-crash occupant safety system with an external side airbag in Memmingen. “We highlighted that this safety system has the potential to significantly reduce
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and HERE Technologies have successfully piloted a system that enables vehicles to automatically warn others about upcoming road hazards with lane-level precision. At the end of March, the two companies successfully completed
Hyundai Mobis recently announced the successful development of “Preview Air Suspension Technology,” which automatically adjusts the vehicle height and absorbs road shock by proactively using upcoming navigational information. It is a technology that predicts the