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Automotive supplier Faurecia and Stanford University join forces to explore innovative ways to keep autonomous vehicle occupants comfortable, confident and engaged.
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One of Google's autonomous vehicles was pulled over because it was driving too slowly, reported the New York Times. The self-driving vehicle was traveling at 24 mph in a 35 mph zone.
Read More →New research indicates that one in three Americans would feel safer knowing autonomous vehicles were on the road.
Read More →By 2020, Kia plans to introduce a range of partially-autonomous driving technologies to its model line-up, and is aiming to bring its first fully-autonomous car to market by 2030.
Read More →Ford is the first automaker to test autonomous vehicles at Mcity, University of Michigan’s 32-acre simulated real-world urban environment, the company has announced.
Read More →Virginia Tech Transportation Institute researchers demonstrate self-driving and connected-vehicle technologies while traveling on I-395.
Read More →Ford is licensing robotic test driving technology to other automakers, according to a press release by the automaker. The technology saves time and helps drivers with tasks like driving over curbs and through potholes in durability testing.
Read More →A major automotive supplier introduces a standalone module that gathers data to predict what lies ahead beyond the driver’s line of sight.
Read More →The IDS concept vehicle showcases the company’s evolving autonomous drive technology, dubbed “Nissan Intelligent Driving,” as well as new electric vehicle technology.
Read More →Three drivers broke a transcontinental record using Tesla's Autopilot technology as part of a team sponsored by fleet tracking company GPS Insight.
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