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Pony.Ai Becomes First Autonomous Car Maker With Taxi License In China
The Toyota backed robotaxi service will operate 100 self driving vehicles in the Naasha district of Guangzhou and will later expand the service to other parts of the city.
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Logistics Giants Hedge Their Bets In Uncertain U.S. Self-Driving Truck Race
Large logistics companies are in no rush to sign big contracts and continue to test the technology of multiple providers in limited partnerships.
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Velodyne Aims To Price New Self-Driving Car Sensor Below $500
Velodyne expects automotive-grade mass manufacturing to be under way by the second half of 2021 and that the devices could show up in vehicles in 2022 or 2023.
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Self-Driving Cars Could Only Prevent A Third Of U.S. Crashes
Partners for Automated Vehicle Education, a consortium of self-driving companies and researchers, said in a statement on Thursday the study wrongly assumed that automated cars could only prevent crashes caused by perception errors and incapacitation.
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European Startups Navigate Long, Winding Road To Self-Driving Future
Operating on a shoestring relative to their U.S. rivals, the European startups say they have been forced to get creative and focus on cheaper, more tailored technologies that could cope in a heavy downpour on a busy London street.
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Wipro And Genesys International Sign MoU To Develop Autonomous Vehicles
Genesys International Corporation Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Wipro Limited jointly tap the opportunity in the autonomous car sector. As per the MoU, Genesys will develop HD Maps and Content while Wipro will develop the navigational and control technology for autonomous system and smart mobility companies.
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Apple Patents VR System to Help Motion Sickness in Self-Driving Cars
Apple’s patent application notes that embodiments of the VR system as described herein may be implemented in autonomous or self-driving vehicles where all occupants are passengers.
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Self-Driving Car Industry Faces Critical Test After First Death
The death of a woman in Arizona struck by a self-driving car with no human control, the first fatality involving a fully autonomous vehicle, is an event the nascent industry has long dreaded and comes at a sensitive time.
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Self Driving Truck Passes Navigation Test In China
The intelligent driving vehicle reacted correctly totraffic lights, adaptive cruise control, remote commands andeven overtook other vehicles.
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Self-Driving 'Arms Race' Complicates Supplier Alliances
Dealmaking in the automotive and technology industry is driven by the rapid transition of self-driving vehicles from research projects.
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For the First Time, Google's Self-Driving Car Takes Some Blame for a Crash
Google's 53 vehicles have driven more than 1.4 million miles autonomously and been in 17 crashes, but never been at fault before.
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Volvo to Kick Start Drive Me Autonomous Driving Project
Volvo is taking the autonomous car to the consumer by announcing plans to allow members of the public to use them in a new Drive Me pilot project. Set to kick off in Gothenburg, the pilot project will involve 100 self-driving cars that can be driven on selected roads around the city.
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Self-driving cars set for test drive in Nevada
Department of Motor Vehicles officials said on Monday that they've issued Google the nation's first license to test self-driving cars on public streets, after conducting demonstrations on the Las Vegas Strip and in Carson City that show the car is as safe - or perhaps safer - than a human.
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Pony.Ai Becomes First Autonomous Car Maker With Taxi License In China
The Toyota backed robotaxi service will operate 100 self driving vehicles in the Naasha district of Guangzhou and will later expand the service to other parts of the city.
-
Logistics Giants Hedge Their Bets In Uncertain U.S. Self-Driving Truck Race
Large logistics companies are in no rush to sign big contracts and continue to test the technology of multiple providers in limited partnerships.
-
Velodyne Aims To Price New Self-Driving Car Sensor Below $500
Velodyne expects automotive-grade mass manufacturing to be under way by the second half of 2021 and that the devices could show up in vehicles in 2022 or 2023.
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Self-Driving Cars Could Only Prevent A Third Of U.S. Crashes
Partners for Automated Vehicle Education, a consortium of self-driving companies and researchers, said in a statement on Thursday the study wrongly assumed that automated cars could only prevent crashes caused by perception errors and incapacitation.
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European Startups Navigate Long, Winding Road To Self-Driving Future
Operating on a shoestring relative to their U.S. rivals, the European startups say they have been forced to get creative and focus on cheaper, more tailored technologies that could cope in a heavy downpour on a busy London street.
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Wipro And Genesys International Sign MoU To Develop Autonomous Vehicles
Genesys International Corporation Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Wipro Limited jointly tap the opportunity in the autonomous car sector. As per the MoU, Genesys will develop HD Maps and Content while Wipro will develop the navigational and control technology for autonomous system and smart mobility companies.
-
Apple Patents VR System to Help Motion Sickness in Self-Driving Cars
Apple’s patent application notes that embodiments of the VR system as described herein may be implemented in autonomous or self-driving vehicles where all occupants are passengers.
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Self-Driving Car Industry Faces Critical Test After First Death
The death of a woman in Arizona struck by a self-driving car with no human control, the first fatality involving a fully autonomous vehicle, is an event the nascent industry has long dreaded and comes at a sensitive time.
-
Self Driving Truck Passes Navigation Test In China
The intelligent driving vehicle reacted correctly totraffic lights, adaptive cruise control, remote commands andeven overtook other vehicles.
-
Self-Driving 'Arms Race' Complicates Supplier Alliances
Dealmaking in the automotive and technology industry is driven by the rapid transition of self-driving vehicles from research projects.
-
For the First Time, Google's Self-Driving Car Takes Some Blame for a Crash
Google's 53 vehicles have driven more than 1.4 million miles autonomously and been in 17 crashes, but never been at fault before.
-
Volvo to Kick Start Drive Me Autonomous Driving Project
Volvo is taking the autonomous car to the consumer by announcing plans to allow members of the public to use them in a new Drive Me pilot project. Set to kick off in Gothenburg, the pilot project will involve 100 self-driving cars that can be driven on selected roads around the city.
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Self-driving cars set for test drive in Nevada
Department of Motor Vehicles officials said on Monday that they've issued Google the nation's first license to test self-driving cars on public streets, after conducting demonstrations on the Las Vegas Strip and in Carson City that show the car is as safe - or perhaps safer - than a human.
