Autonomous & Self-Driving Car News: Wins, Partnerships & Buys
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news this week were Eyesight Technologies, Aurora, WindRiver, Xlinx, Toyota, AVSC, Veoldyne and Hyundai. Eyesight Tech Sees New Win Eyesight
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news this week were Eyesight Technologies, Aurora, WindRiver, Xlinx, Toyota, AVSC, Veoldyne and Hyundai. Eyesight Tech Sees New Win Eyesight
The total value of the connected car cloud market will reach US$193 million by the end of 2019 and Amazon and Microsoft are leading the
Tesla, Dodge, Mazda, Porsche and Infiniti all made gains in the latest Annual Auto Reliability Survey from Consumer Reports (CR), the nonprofit organization committed to
The Los Angeles Auto Show is expected to show many new vehicles and offer a plethora of test drives. If you looking to buy a
Hyundai MobisĀ announced that it has developed a new rear-autonomous emergency braking (R-AEB) technology using ultra short-range radar (USRR) for the first time in the
A small, inexpensive sensor could save lives by triggering an alarm when children or pets are left alone in vehicles. The new device, developed by
In connected car news this week were Opus IVS, NVIDIA, BlackBerry, Transition Networks, Iteris, ZF, Cree and Amtrack (connected train). Opus IVS Consolidation Drew Technologies,
In autonomous and connected car news are Continental’s new radar, BlackBerry, Hyundai, Honda, Lyft, Mobileye, Renovo, Denso and Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Continental’s History of Radar
There were more CES Innovation winners announced after we published our first list of automotive related winners—Continental’s Transparent Hood and Robosense’s autonomous vehicle tech. Technology
NVIDIA announced that theĀ brain of the drive AGX platform leads MLPERF inference tests. Cars and trucks of the future will be driven by an
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) should direct resources to more promising speed management measures, rather than courses intended to educate drivers about the
The National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (NCMS) has awarded a team from Nikola Powersports and Pratt & Miller Engineering a project to integrate a hydrogen