The April 2026 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

PonyWorld 2.0 : A self-improving physical AI engine for autonomous driving is helping to scale a robotaxi fleet to more than 3,000 vehicles by year end

Cambridge Connector : The Connector deployment in Cambridge tests the sensor architecture, system resilience and operational model that could define commercial autonomous bus services across the UK

World models : The autonomous vehicle market is moving past geofenced robotaxis and proof-of-concept testing into scaled, unpredictable real-world deployment

Cover story: ARAS : The latest innovations in advanced rider assistance systems for motorcycle users must strike the right balance between addressing safety concerns and avoiding detracting from the rider experience

Sensors : Despite the rapid evolution of sensors, adverse weather conditions continue to be a challenge for automated and assisted driving features – and there’s no single-technology solution

SOCs : Should OEMs bring the design of chips for self-driving in-house, or is it better to focus on a proprietary stack made up of third-party components?

Continue reading In this Issue – April 2026 at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.

UKi Media & Events, the organizer of Vehicle Tech Week Europe, has announced new strategic partnerships with PAVE Europe (Partners for Automated Vehicle Education), ASAM (Association for Standardization of Automation and Measuring Systems) and FISITA (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d’Ingénieurs des Techniques de l’Automobile). These alliances reinforce the event’s role as a key global hub for the technologies shaping the next era of vehicle mobility.

Launching in Stuttgart, Germany, June 23-25, 2026, Vehicle Tech Week Europe brings together three of UKi Media & Events’ leading shows – Automotive Testing Expo, Autonomous Vehicle Tech Expo and Automotive Interiors Expo – into one integrated platform designed to meet the needs of an increasingly convergent industry.

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Safety plays a critical role in autonomous vehicle deployment. Any incident involving an AV is likely to attract the attention of luddites and click-seeking commentators. But while people expect machines to perform flawlessly, exceeding mere human limitations, current AV sensor systems cannot satisfy those expectations. 

Don Wilkins, a retired aerospace systems engineer, challenges these expectations and calls for a rethink of how autonomous systems are developed and evaluated 

Adverse weather such as heavy rain, thick snow and impenetrable fog, and wide variations in lighting can blind AV sensors.

Continue reading OPINION: How V2X communication supports autonomous vehicle development at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.

The September 2025 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

Cover story – AI & sensor fusion : Divergent paths to mass deployment – How do leading AD developers differ in their use of AI and system architectures?

Pedestrian safety : Innovative uses of simulation and AI aim to improve the safety of pedestrians and other VRUs by more accurately reproducing safety-critical scenarios and better predicting dynamic crash behaviors

AVs at airports : With growing pressure on capacity, costs and CO2 emissions, airport ground services could be an important application for automated vehicles – but collaboration is vital

Winter testing : Moia has subjected a self-driving ID.

Continue reading In this Issue – September 2025 at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.

The April 2025 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

Cover story: Sensor performance : NHTSA’s FMVSS 127 raises the bar for night-time pedestrian AEB system performance – OEMs and suppliers reveal the biggest challenges and the most promising new approaches.

Interview: Continental : As Aurora prepares to remove operators from its trucks for the first time, Continental is readying the scalable sensing and fallback technology that will support the company’s autonomous fleet operations from 2027.

Data sharing : Freely available datasets and scenario-sharing database platforms could help speed autonomous development.

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The January 2025 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

COVER STORY – PROJECT ALIKE : An ambitious project aims to bring autonomous mobility to life in Hamburg – with the first self-driving shuttles for public transportation traveling on the city’s streets as early as mid-2025.

DRIVER MONITORING : Robust driver monitoring is critical as the automotive industry takes steps toward greater automation, but there’s no simple route to designing an effective solution.

MAPPING : As autonomous driving sets its sights on scale, mapping suppliers are making smarter use of the data from an increasingly connected and sensor-rich fleet to build robust foundations for that ecosystem – and it’s no small task.

Continue reading In this Issue – January 2025 at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.

The September 2024 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

COVER STORY – SIMULATION : The simulation toolchain continues to evolve as engineers grapple with the complexities of using virtual testing to ease real-world validation and verification

TESTING : New methods to better assess ADAS and ADS are being explored by both Euro NCAP and NHTSA to ensure test protocols keep up with today’s safety systems

DRIVER IMPAIRMENT : Impaired driving accounts for around one-third of road fatalities in the US.

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The April 2024 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, interviews and features, including:

ADAS – NEW USE CASES : Despite a challenging 12 months for autonomous vehicle development, the auto sector continues to find innovative use cases for the underlying technology to boost safety and efficiency. AAVI explores five important examples

COVER STORY – IAC : Insiders share the latest developments from the Indy Autonomous Challenge, which is taking motorsport’s tradition of proving new technologies in demanding race conditions into the autonomous era

SENSORS : The fascinating world of AV sensors continues to mature and diversify.

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ADAS and AV testing system specialist Foretellix is to stage a 90-minute webinar covering its latest ADAS and highway verification solution. The presentation will examine how the system addresses major deficiencies in Level 2 and Level 3 semi-autonomous vehicle testing, and how it allows verification for Level 2 up to Level 4 ADAS functions and highway-focused AVs (trucks, shuttles, etc.).

Solution architect Sharon Rosenberg will provide an overview of the out-of-the-box, ADAS-focused solution as well as a live demonstration. In addition, topics such as the challenges of V&V and the use of ready-made content and regulation-specific content will also be discussed.

Continue reading Last chance to register – Foretellix webinar to cover challenges of ADAS and AV testing at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.

Driverless cars, connected services, new sharing concepts – the automotive industry is undergoing a process of change. The Internet of Things (IoT) is opening up a whole new world of possibilities that will push the boundaries of mobility. But what will the future really look like on the road?

Bosch has given a glimpse of what roads in the future might look like as mobility solutions advance. This video shows self-driving pod-like vehicles and shuttles navigating streets calmly and seamlessly.

Continue reading Bosch’s connectivity solutions for the future of mobility at ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International.