whilst self driving vehicles seem like a very new concept, we have gradually been moving towards this since the birth of the car or the train, slowly automating more and more things that would have previously been done manually (e.g. trains no longer needing a team to keep the coals burning and all the parts running smoothly)
Until now, no one believed that autonomous cars — robotic vehicles that operate without human control— could make moral and ethical choices, an issue that has been central to the ongoing debate about their use. But German scientists now think otherwise. They believe eventually it may be possible to introduce elements of morality and ethics into self-driving cars.
Calyo, Benedex Robotics and Cranfield University have joined forces to develop a functional safety sensing platform based on 3D ultrasound, capable of operating effectively in even the most challenging environmental conditions.
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Today, Bosch has introduced a predictive road condition service that can help make sure self-driving vehicles remain safe even on wet and icy roads. The company says the technology can give automated vehicles that seat-of-the-pants feel -- you know that sensation when you're on the driver's seat that tells you the road's condition? That one. Bosch management board member Dr. Dirk Hoheisel says the service can alert AVs to hazards "before critical situations can develop."
What are the sensors and technology used in self driving cars? In this article we will try answering many questions by taking a deep look into the sensors used in Self-Driving Cars and how they are getting ready to drive the cars of our future.
Hi, I am Kelly from Knack, where we help mobility brands make their products irresistible. Self-driving vehicles: We’re seeing them pop up all around us and maybe you’ve even been lucky enough to have a first-hand encounter with one. Sure, these vehicles look new and different, that makes sense. But why exactly do a majority
The electric-car startup has been developing various technologies expected to appear in its future vehicles.
Heads up! Uber's autonomous cars have arrived, and they appear to taking test runs all over San Francisco.
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Self-driving cars, autonomous cars, and driverless cars aren't just coming, they're here according to experts at L.A.'s Future of the Automobile conference
Many automakers are competing to be the first to Level 3 autonomy in the United States, and it looks like Mercedes might be the first to do so
Waymo—formerly the Google self-driving car project—makes it safe and easy for people & things to get around with autonomous vehicles. Take a ride now.
