New sensor fusion hardware for autonomous military vehicles revealed
As the US Army seeks to modernize its methods by developing autonomous solutions for the battlefield, finding the hardware tough…
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How C-V2X is paving the way to tomorrow’s autonomous driving
Not since Henry Ford’s Model T revolutionized transportation has the auto industry seen so much change. Cars are getting smarter.…
How big data could enable cities to eliminate rush-hour traffic
Ford Europe has released a video showing how its use of big data can help cities improve urban mobility. As…
Finding solutions to the challenge of data storage in autonomous vehicles
As the new generation of vehicles evolves, so do their features and connected capabilities, which inevitably leads to data overload,…
Connectivity challenges for next-generation autonomous cars
Autonomous driving is fast becoming a reality. Increasing driving assistance and safety features such as adaptive cruise control and lane…
Sim cities: How virtual worlds for testing AVs are built
Testing lies at the root of any innovation. In the case of autonomous vehicles, it’s crucial not only for safety,…
Arm releases worlds first autonomous-class processor with integrated safety
The world’s first autonomous-class processor with integrated safety has been unveiled by chip designer, Arm, which has been specifically created…
Seeing Machines launches device for monitoring AV backup drivers
Computer vision company Seeing Machines has launched its ‘Guardian’ system, which can be retrofitted to AV research vehicles to monitor…
The role of artificial intelligence in autonomous vehicle development
It is widely believed that integrating artificial intelligence into AVs is necessary but highly challenging. The hope is that developers…
Maxim releases PMICs for ADAS
Maxim Integrated Products has presented a range of power management integrated circuits (PMICs) that are optimised for ADAS systems. The…