Tesla faces another lawsuit for misleading advertising – not the only one. In California there is a bill coming up that will limit false claims about the capabilities of cars. The law aims Tesla away. Furthermore, examines the NHTSA Accidents from Tesla who are related and who DMV reviewing a possible autopilot recall. Tesla called… Continue reading New trouble for Tesla: lawsuit over autopilot
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Michigan gets cash injection for VR test track
The University of Michigan receives a $5 million grant to further develop VR software for autonomous driving testing. The test track for autonomous vehicles University of Michigan received a $5 million federal grant to develop virtual reality software that allows testing from anywhere. In 2015, the University of Michigan was one of the first institutions… Continue reading Michigan gets cash injection for VR test track
Cruise is coming to Austin and Phoenix before the end of the year
The company Cruise, which works together with GM, wants to supply two cities with robot taxis before the end of the year and expand strongly. So far, Cruise has been on the road in San Francisco with its autonomous taxis. There they run a commercial service, which also has some curiosity exhibited But there was… Continue reading Cruise is coming to Austin and Phoenix before the end of the year
New Issues for Tesla: Sign Size and Autopilot Limits (Update 2022.24.6)
Tesla is struggling with new problems and is regulating its autopilot more closely. Things have been getting tighter for the e-car pioneer Tesla lately. At home, the misleading advertising and the terminology in trouble so a call back might be pending. The 2022.24.6 update may also be against this background. This resulted in new features… Continue reading New Issues for Tesla: Sign Size and Autopilot Limits (Update 2022.24.6)
California: Law limits autonomous driving and targets Tesla
The US state has introduced a new law that makes manufacturers more responsible. The manufacturer Tesla has an assistance system that he likes to call Full Self Driving (FSD) or Enhanced Autopilot designated. However, neither is true, because the car is neither actually able to drive itself nor is it an autopilot. Next to the… Continue reading California: Law limits autonomous driving and targets Tesla
Baidu: Skip level 3
The CEO of the Chinese search engine Baidu has suggested skipping level 3 and going straight into commercialization at level 4. Since the beginning of the year baidu With the Apollo Go program, it offers autonomous driving in the cities of China and now offers self-driving transport in 10 cities. A million trips have now… Continue reading Baidu: Skip level 3
Are we ready for autonomous delivery bots?
Delivery bots are also on the rise in this country, but are we ready for the small rolling suitcases? For example in Lauenburg there was a test with one delivery bot, but in other parts of the world the tests have already been stopped – so in Canada. Delivery bots could be very useful. [embedded… Continue reading Are we ready for autonomous delivery bots?
France allows level 3 trips
France has allowed hands-free driving with Level 3 autonomous vehicles. In Germany, level 3 driving is already permitted. A corresponding Law was already adopted in 2017. Even level 4 is already possible in this country. However, so far there is only one manufacturer that offers a Level 3 vehicle: Mercedes Benz, the first in this… Continue reading France allows level 3 trips
Aurora needs money and is also considering selling
The startup Aurora has several options for raising money. Selling the business to Apple or Microsoft is one of them. Aurora plans to commercialize the trucks. For this they cooperate with FedEx, Paccar, Schneider, Werner and Xpress. The company was founded by former Google employees Chris Urmson founded. [embedded content] Now is a memo from… Continue reading Aurora needs money and is also considering selling
Cruise orders vehicles back after accident
General Motors’ startup Cruise is recalling 80 autonomous vehicles for a software update. Startup Cruise, working for General Motors, announced Thursday that they are recalling 80 autonomous vehicles. The software is updated for the cars. The reason for this lies in one thing accident, which happened in San Francisco in June and left two people… Continue reading Cruise orders vehicles back after accident