VIENNA, GERMANY – The 19th ITS World Congress, which got under way Oct. 22 in Vienna, Germany, is exploring the latest trends and policies in intelligent vehicle systems. Among the event’s participants is Ford of Europe, which is highlighting a number of research projects aimed at advancing car-to-car and car-to-infrastructure communications as well as intelligent driver assistance systems.
DEARBORN, MI – Ford is researching and developing intelligent driving technologies, including Traffic Jam Assist and an advanced version of active park assist.
DETROIT - General Motors’ Vice President of Global Research and Development Alan Taub commented on autonomous vehicle development during the Intelligent Transport Systems World Congress in Orlando.
LOS ANGELES - Ford Motor Co. convened a panel of auto industry, transportation and technology visionaries at Dodger Stadium on May 25 to showcase and discuss how intelligent vehicles could soon lead to safety breakthroughs.
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