It has been clear for a long time that the logistics industry will be affected by autonomous driving long before private cars. The reasons are numerous. Autonomous driving is often seen as something that will soon become a reality private cars is used. It’s not even clear whether Level 5 – absolute control of the… Continue reading Why will autonomous driving hit the logistics industry first?
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Air2Road: Autobrains’ revolutionary AI localization technology for autonomous driving
Autobrains, a developer of AI-powered automotive applications, recently introduced its new localization technology Air2Road. This innovation aims to improve advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving. Based on Autobrains’ Liquid AI technology, Air2Road provides precise, real-time vehicle location for safe and efficient navigation, even in difficult conditions such as occlusions, bad weather or complex… Continue reading Air2Road: Autobrains’ revolutionary AI localization technology for autonomous driving
Waymo publishes data on the road safety of autonomous vehicles
Waymo, known for its self-driving cars, has unveiled a new data platform that provides insights into the safety of its autonomous vehicles. The platform compares the accident rates of the “Waymo Driver” – what the company calls its autonomous driving system – with those of human drivers in the cities where Waymo operates. According to… Continue reading Waymo publishes data on the road safety of autonomous vehicles
Speed cameras with AI in Germany
Artificial intelligence is on everyone’s lips and is bringing about changes, especially in the world of work. But there are also changes in everyday life, especially on the street. Using AI can Speed cameras in Germany In some cases, it can now also detect whether someone is using their cell phone while driving. But how… Continue reading Speed cameras with AI in Germany
Waymo Driver is entering its 6th generation
The sixth generation of the Waymo Driver is in the starting blocks and promises a revolution in autonomous driving. With thousands of miles of experience on real roads and millions in simulations, the system learns faster and more efficiently than ever before. Waymo has made significant progress in the development and operation of fully autonomous… Continue reading Waymo Driver is entering its 6th generation
Tesla: Bad grade for the FSD system
Tesla vehicle almost gets into an accident in autonomous driving mode. There was an analyst on board. A test of Tesla’s self-driving system found concerning vulnerabilities, an analyst reports. The Bloomberg Journal reports on an analyst who was testing Teslas “Full Self-Driving” mode (FSD) experienced a dangerous situation. [embedded content] William Stein, the tester, did… Continue reading Tesla: Bad grade for the FSD system
Autonomous e-scooters for the mobility transition?
The fusion of street scooters and autonomous driving technology opens up fascinating perspectives for the urban mobility of the future. Street scooters, which have gained popularity in recent years as an environmentally friendly alternative for short trips in cities, could reach a whole new dimension with the integration of autonomous systems. Autonomous street scooters have… Continue reading Autonomous e-scooters for the mobility transition?
Tesla postpones robot taxi unveiling: More time for development
Tesla is delaying the unveiling of its long-promised fully autonomous robotaxis until October to give its engineering team more time to build and test prototypes, Bloomberg reports. The event was originally scheduled for August 8th. The delay was communicated internally to Tesla employees but has not yet been publicly announced. CEO Elon Musk has not… Continue reading Tesla postpones robot taxi unveiling: More time for development
Waymo robotaxi in Phoenix confused: Police stop autonomous vehicle in oncoming lane
A Waymo autonomous vehicle was recently stopped by police in Phoenix after traveling in the oncoming lane. The incident occurred on June 19 when the driverless car apparently became confused by conflicting construction signs and then even ran a red light. Footage from the police officer’s body camera shows him Waymo informed that the vehicle… Continue reading Waymo robotaxi in Phoenix confused: Police stop autonomous vehicle in oncoming lane
Cruise faces a hefty fine
The GM startup Cruise is to pay a high fine because it submitted the accident report too late. The autonomous driving division Cruise from General Motors faces severe punishment. California regulators announced Thursday that they were imposing a maximum fine of $112,500 on Cruise. This is because the company failed to provide the Commission with… Continue reading Cruise faces a hefty fine