The future of urban innovation cannot continue to be a standoff between Silicon Valley and City Hall, writes Laura Kavanagh.
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Brain-inspired AI hardware helps autonomous devices operate efficiently and independently
The human brain constantly makes decisions. It requires minimal power to move bodies in a desired direction or avoid an ...
What happens when you deploy 100 massive, driverless, and fully electric heavy haul trucks at a working mine? Find out here.
Highway work crews are often at risk of injury or worse from passing vehicles, leading state and federal agencies to install ...
That is the vision behind a radical new proposal from transportation engineers at North Carolina State University. They want ...
The future of freight is speeding toward reality quicker than you might think, and it's happening right in Austin's own ...
In the world of robotaxis, there's a stigma around remote driving. Are you really "driverless" if there's a person — even remotely — at the wheel? One startup is fully embracing it. Vay is a ...
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Who Owns Waymo And Where Are The Cars Made?
Self-driving cars were once purely science fiction, seen only on 1980s TV shows like Knight Rider, and movies like Will Smith's I, Robot. But today, autonomous cars are no longer the product of ...
Transportation agencies have to prepare for a future that includes connected vehicles, automated systems and increasingly ...
The way insurance policies are determined for autonomous vehicles are far different than you might expect ...
At PennSTART, the track will have some slope to it to mimic hills and pavement that can handle fires and all four seasons. A testing ground for autonomous cars, trucks and other motor vehicles is ...
After a fatal incident, Uber cancelled its autonomous vehicle project in 2018. Should it have kept going?
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