Niall Evans
Embark develops universal platform on NVIDIA DRIVE
Autonomous trucking startup Embark is planning for universal autonomy of commercial semi-trucks, developing one AI platform that fits all.
Tactile Mobility launches virtual sensor solution to prevent ‘runovers’
Tactile Mobility has announced today the launch of its first-of-its-kind runover virtual sensor solution providing vehicles with the ability to identify in...
VW ‘NEW AUTO’ strategy bets on EVs and autonomous mobility
Volkswagen presented its plan for transforming the Group into a software-driven mobility company with a strong focus on its powerful brands and...
Valeo and Navya strengthen their technological and industrial collaboration
Valeo and Navya have decided to step up their technological and industrial collaboration in the field of autonomous shuttles.
Leopard launches camera-based driver monitoring systems
Leopard Imaging
has launched two new driver monitoring system (DMS) cameras (LI-OV2311-IR-GMSL2
and LI-AR0144IVEC-GMSL2) to support the real-time assessment of a driver’s
cognitive state.
Beep gets funding to deploy autonomous mobility fleets across North America
Beep, a provider of multi-passenger, electric, autonomous mobility solutions, has recently closed the company's Series-A round with Intel Capital and Blue Lagoon Capital. The funding...
Innoviz wins autonomous mobility contract from a Tier-1 supplier
Innoviz Technologies is selected by a leading Tier-1 automotive supplier as the LiDAR provider for its multi-year autonomous shuttle program. Innoviz will provide...
Volvo and Aurora to develop autonomous transport solutions for the North...
Volvo Autonomous Solutions has partnered with Aurora to jointly develop globally leading autonomous transport solutions at scale. The partnership’s initial focus is...
ZF unveils ProAI supercomputer at the Auto Shanghai 2021 event
At Auto Shanghai 2021, ZF will debut the next generation of its ZF ProAI supercomputer. It is designed to meet the...
Drivers misusing ACC systems for speeding undermining its safety benefits: IIHS
Drivers are using adaptive cruise control (ACC) as a tool for speeding, possibly undermining the feature’s potential safety benefits, a new study...
