A robotic taxi accidentally killed a dog in California. An autonomous robotic taxi from the company Waymo, is said to have captured the mongrel dog while in self-driving mode. The dog ran out of a building in a San Francisco industrial area as the car passed the street. The car hit the dog, who died… Continue reading Waymo robot taxi runs over dog
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Mercedes receives Level 3 approval in California
The manufacturer Mercedes-Benz is allowed to put its Level 3 technology on the road in California. Mercedes Benz has just announced that its Level 3 system called “DRIVE PILOT” has been approved for operation throughout the State of California. Mercedes Benz DRIVE PILOT is already approved in Germany. This allows you to take your hands… Continue reading Mercedes receives Level 3 approval in California
Einride builds network for autonomous e-trucks
Einride is working with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to build a freight network with electric autonomous trucks. The autonomous electric cargo developer Einride is doing everything to become a globally recognized name in the field of zero-emission commercial vehicle technologies. Today the company announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the… Continue reading Einride builds network for autonomous e-trucks
TuSimple is testing autonomous trucks in Japan
The US-based, Chinese start-up TuSimple for autonomous truck transport starts regular test drives on the highway in Japan. A little expansion story. recently announced Japanto increase autonomous traffic on the road. This is especially true for the Automation of the trucks. The tests take place on the Tomei Expressway which connects Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka.… Continue reading TuSimple is testing autonomous trucks in Japan
Mobileye & MAN for autonomous city buses
from David Fluhr June 6, 2023 Bus stop for autonomous e-shuttles The commercial vehicle manufacturer MAN and Mobileye are jointly developing an autonomously driving city bus. The vehicle is scheduled to start pilot operations in Munich in 2025. On the project are next MAN and Mobileye various research institutes such as the University of Stuttgart,… Continue reading Mobileye & MAN for autonomous city buses
New autonomous shuttles in Berlin
The Berliner Verkehrsgemeinschaft (BVG) is researching the use of autonomous shuttles in regular use. The aim of the research project is to use self-driving vehicles in Berlin by the end of the decade and thus missing positions to balance. Because not only the forwarding industry, but also the buses and trains need staff. The project… Continue reading New autonomous shuttles in Berlin
Autonomous e-shuttles in Ilmenau
In Ilmenau, autonomous shuttles now run regularly between the train station and the campus of the Technical University. The first two self-driving buses were recently put into operation in Ilmenau in Thuringia. The highly automated shuttle buses now commute between the train station and the campus of the Technical University. The project was actually supposed… Continue reading Autonomous e-shuttles in Ilmenau
Valeo invests in Didi for robotic cars
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No more games at the Tesla
Over a two-year period, Tesla introduced the ability to play computer games on the dashboard while driving in more than 580,000 3-, S-, X- and Y-series electric vehicles. Officially, this function was only intended for the passengers. However, some Tesla drivers have abused this feature. Playing computer games while driving poses a significant safety risk,… Continue reading No more games at the Tesla
Self-healing lens patch for scratches on sensors in autonomous vehicles
A team of researchers from the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) and Kyungpook National University (KNU) developed a new material capable of preventing car accidents due to signal distortion. This self-healing lens material has the potential scratch on the sensor surface of self-driving cars, thereby extending the life of the product. In addition,… Continue reading Self-healing lens patch for scratches on sensors in autonomous vehicles