Both Hyundai and Toyota announced new research initiatives. Toyota is working with five universities on various driver assistance systems. Hyundai’s CRADLE will research, robotic and
Language adopted from a General Motors suggestion by the California Department of Motor Vehicles in its revised proposed autonomous vehicle regulations would “let robot carmakers
The automotive future will be different—though with some noticeable similarities—as the convergence of disruptive technologies, government policies and new business models usher in a new
HARMAN International, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. focused on connected technologies for automotive, consumer and enterprise markets, in cooperation with Ben-Gurion University
U.S. Cellular customers can manage their vehicles and keep tabs on the safety of their drivers using CruiseConnect, an easy-to-install vehicle connectivity device developed by
According to a new survey family trips can be stressful. The top stressors were traffic, packing and cost. However parents re still concerned about keeping
In the US there are 840,000 blind spot accidents each year, and an estimated 300 people are killed as a result of HGV blind spots.
The importance of the growing smart home market is drawing in car manufacturers and their development strategies. Mercedes, BMW, Ford, and others are all bringing
Waze and Allstate roadside assistance are working together to provide Waze Users Allstate’s GoodHand Resuce service. Seeing the need, Waze and Allstate Roadside Services are
Drivers in Los Angeles and Dallas metro areas can enroll in BOOK by Cadillac, to drive Cadillac vehicles on a month-to-month basis with no long-term
The Arrow Electronics, Inc. (NYSE: ARW) SAM car, driven by quadriplegic racing legend Sam Schmidt, established a new record top speed of 190 mph on
In connected car news this week were Faraday Future, NIO, ON Semoconductor, FASTR, Honda, Bosch, Sumitomo, Intertek, BlackBerry, Via & Porsche. Bad Future for Faraday