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Britain Sets Out Roadmap for Self Driving Vehicle Usage by 2025, Announces Plans for New Laws, Funding
Britain said on Friday it wanted a widespread rollout of self-driving vehicles on roads by 2025, announcing plans for new laws and GBP 100 million (roughly Rs. 1,000 crore) of funding. The government said it wanted to take advantage of the emerging market for autonomous vehicles, which it valued at 42 billion pounds and estimated could create 38,00...
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Britain to Allow Motorists to Watch TV in Self-Driving Cars
The British Department for Transport has stated that motorists can sit back and watch TV in self-driving cars once they're approved on British roads.
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Self-Driving Cars Will No Longer Need to Be Fitted With Human Controls in US
Autonomous vehicles like self-driving cars are no longer required to be filled with human controls like steering wheel or brake pedal in the US, as per the revised rules issued on Thursday.
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Tesla Software Updates Allow Quick Fixes - and Taking Risks: Analysis
Tesla quickly issuing safety patches via remote software updates is an approach other automakers eye enviously, but that also carries risk as cars become more like rolling computers.
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Tesla Recalls Nearly 12,000 US Vehicles Over FSD Bug That Causes False Collision Warning
Tesla is recalling nearly 12,000 US vehicles sold since 2017 because a communication error may cause a false forward-collision warning or unexpected activation of the emergency brakes, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said.
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Tesla To Add 1,000 New FSD Beta Testers Per Day Based On Safety Score
Officially, what Tesla is offering even in a beta state is fundamentally level 2 autonomy.
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San Francisco Raises Tesla 'Self-Driving' Safety Concerns As Public Test Nears
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA) also disputed the name of the system, "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) saying it is an advanced driver assistance program, not an autonomous vehicle system.
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Tesla 'Self-Driving' Safety Concerns Raised by San Francisco Authorities as Public Test Nears
San Francisco transport authorities raised concerns about the safety record of Tesla's advanced driver assistant system, as the electric car maker prepared a wide release of a test version of the software that works on city streets and highways.
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Tesla Car Crash: US Identifies Company’s 12th Autopilot Accident in Incidents Involving Emergency Vehicles
US auto safety regulators said they had identified a 12th crash involving Tesla vehicles using advanced driver assistance systems in incidents involving emergency vehicles.
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Alibaba Backed AutoX Achieves True Driverless Robot Taxi Service In China
The AutoX cars have 28 cameras capturing a total of 220 million pixels per second coupled with six high-resolution LiDARs offering 15 million points per second.
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How Ford Is Approaching Safety With Its Self Driving Platform
Ford is working closely with cities and customising its service for the unique needs of every city.
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Tesla Drops Radar; Is Autopilot System Safe?
Tesla has dropped radar sensors from its semi-autonomous driving system, Autopilot, raising concerns over the safety of the camera-only version, Tesla Vision.
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Driverless Race Steps Up With Cruise Allowed To Drive Empty In San Francisco
Cruise, which is majority owned by General Motors Co and counts Honda Motor Co Ltd and SoftBank Group as investors, has been testing 180 self-driving cars in San Francisco with a safety driver behind the wheel.
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Automakers Race to Next Level of Not Quite Self-Driving Cars
Auto manufacturers try to emulate Tesla’s success as they race to make self-driving cars widely available within five years. This gives way to concerns around the vehicles’ safety and performance standards.
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US to Unveil Voluntary Self-Driving Testing Data-Sharing Effort
US auto safety regulators will unveil on Monday a voluntary effort to collect and make available nationwide data on existing autonomous vehicle testing.
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Britain Sets Out Roadmap for Self Driving Vehicle Usage by 2025, Announces Plans for New Laws, Funding
Britain said on Friday it wanted a widespread rollout of self-driving vehicles on roads by 2025, announcing plans for new laws and GBP 100 million (roughly Rs. 1,000 crore) of funding. The government said it wanted to take advantage of the emerging market for autonomous vehicles, which it valued at 42 billion pounds and estimated could create 38,00...
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Britain to Allow Motorists to Watch TV in Self-Driving Cars
The British Department for Transport has stated that motorists can sit back and watch TV in self-driving cars once they're approved on British roads.
-
Self-Driving Cars Will No Longer Need to Be Fitted With Human Controls in US
Autonomous vehicles like self-driving cars are no longer required to be filled with human controls like steering wheel or brake pedal in the US, as per the revised rules issued on Thursday.
-
Tesla Software Updates Allow Quick Fixes - and Taking Risks: Analysis
Tesla quickly issuing safety patches via remote software updates is an approach other automakers eye enviously, but that also carries risk as cars become more like rolling computers.
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Tesla Recalls Nearly 12,000 US Vehicles Over FSD Bug That Causes False Collision Warning
Tesla is recalling nearly 12,000 US vehicles sold since 2017 because a communication error may cause a false forward-collision warning or unexpected activation of the emergency brakes, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said.
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Tesla To Add 1,000 New FSD Beta Testers Per Day Based On Safety Score
Officially, what Tesla is offering even in a beta state is fundamentally level 2 autonomy.
-
San Francisco Raises Tesla 'Self-Driving' Safety Concerns As Public Test Nears
The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA) also disputed the name of the system, "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) saying it is an advanced driver assistance program, not an autonomous vehicle system.
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Tesla 'Self-Driving' Safety Concerns Raised by San Francisco Authorities as Public Test Nears
San Francisco transport authorities raised concerns about the safety record of Tesla's advanced driver assistant system, as the electric car maker prepared a wide release of a test version of the software that works on city streets and highways.
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Tesla Car Crash: US Identifies Company’s 12th Autopilot Accident in Incidents Involving Emergency Vehicles
US auto safety regulators said they had identified a 12th crash involving Tesla vehicles using advanced driver assistance systems in incidents involving emergency vehicles.
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Alibaba Backed AutoX Achieves True Driverless Robot Taxi Service In China
The AutoX cars have 28 cameras capturing a total of 220 million pixels per second coupled with six high-resolution LiDARs offering 15 million points per second.
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How Ford Is Approaching Safety With Its Self Driving Platform
Ford is working closely with cities and customising its service for the unique needs of every city.
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Tesla Drops Radar; Is Autopilot System Safe?
Tesla has dropped radar sensors from its semi-autonomous driving system, Autopilot, raising concerns over the safety of the camera-only version, Tesla Vision.
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Driverless Race Steps Up With Cruise Allowed To Drive Empty In San Francisco
Cruise, which is majority owned by General Motors Co and counts Honda Motor Co Ltd and SoftBank Group as investors, has been testing 180 self-driving cars in San Francisco with a safety driver behind the wheel.
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Automakers Race to Next Level of Not Quite Self-Driving Cars
Auto manufacturers try to emulate Tesla’s success as they race to make self-driving cars widely available within five years. This gives way to concerns around the vehicles’ safety and performance standards.
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US to Unveil Voluntary Self-Driving Testing Data-Sharing Effort
US auto safety regulators will unveil on Monday a voluntary effort to collect and make available nationwide data on existing autonomous vehicle testing.
