Drive Pilot interview: Georges Massing on Mercedes-Benz’s new L3 ALKS
According to Georges Massing, VP MBOS Automated Driving, Powernet & Integration E/E at Mercedes-Benz, the company’s…
Author Anthony James
Anthony James
With over 20 years experience in editorial management and content creation for multiple, market-leading titles at UKi Media & Events (publisher of Autonomous Vehicle International), Anthony has written articles and news covering everything from aircraft, airports and cars, to cruise ships, trains, trucks and even tires!
In this Issue – April 2022
The April 2022 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features,…
Bosch buys Five to boost cloud-based development and testing of automated driving software
Robert Bosch is to acquire Five, a leading UK startup in the field of automated…
Cruise files NHTSA review as it seeks US approval for self-driving vehicle
Cruise, together with General Motors, is seeking US approval of its Origin self-driving vehicle, having…
Argo AI taps Caltech principal scientist to lead new Los Angeles office
Argo AI has established a new engineering and development office in Los Angeles, California, ensuring…
Ford trials directional audio smart safety alerts
Ford is trialling smart driver alert technology – in the form of visual displays and…
NC State University develops new AI method to boost computer vision
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a new technique, MonoCon, that improves the…
SHOW NEWS: New dates for ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo, San Jose, CA
UKi Media & Events, the organiser of ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo, San Jose, California (and…
IIHS creates new ADAS ‘partial automation’ safeguard ratings
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) in the USA has developed a new ratings…
National Highways Illuminate project tests intelligent lighting as part of CAV infrastructure
National Highways, the UK government company that plans, designs, builds, operates and maintains England’s motorways…