Waymo completes 10 million miles of public road testing
Waymo has passed a major milestone in its self-driving research program after announcing that its vehicles have driven more than…
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Inside ZF’s cockpit of the future
It is predicted that, in Germany, parcel delivery companies will process more than four billion packages to customers each year…
The role of autonomous vehicles in the military
While most of discussion about AVs centers around their use by civilians in everyday life, particularly in the city, they…
JLR’s Cortex Project and the future for off-road autonomy
The majority of the motoring world may be focusing on getting self-driving cars onto the road, but an effort to…
GM Super Cruise: How the hands-off driving technology works
An advanced driver-assistance technology from GM called Super Cruise allows drivers of its Cadillac CT6 to reduce the fatigue of…
Daimler debuts automated valet parking in China
In partnership with Bosch, Daimler has held a demonstration of automated valet parking in Beijing. It had tested the technology…
Why it could take until 2060 to see fully autonomous vehicles
Numerous factors will influence the timeline for attaining a nationwide fleet of fully automated vehicles. One is urban and highway…
AV acceptance declining, says Cox survey
Cox Automotive, the company that also owns Kelley Blue Book and Autotrader.com, conducted a survey of 1250 US consumers and…
The Prometheus project: The story behind one of AV’s greatest developments
The Prometheus project sounds like science fiction, and when it launched in 1986 it might as well have been, covering…
The history of adaptive cruise control
Ever since the first automobiles rolled onto the road, manufacturers have been introducing technology to ensure they avoid crashing into…