Rival Self-Driving Cars Almost Collide in California; Delphi Responds
On June 26, Reuters reported that two self-driving prototype cars had a close call in California. Delphi responded, stating that the operation of the automated vehicles was “exactly what they were supposed to do.”
No. 1 Reason Americans Want Self-Driving Cars: Cheap Insurance
The leading reason people are considering semi-autonomous (self-driving) vehicles isn’t greater safety, improved fuel efficiency or increased productivity.
Consulting Group Says Self-Driving Vehicle Features Could Represent $42 Billion Market By 2025
Powered by surprisingly strong consumer interest, partially autonomous vehicles (AVs) are likely to penetrate the market as early as 2017, followed by a series of enhancements that will make fully self-driving cars a market reality in a decade and a common sight within two decades, according to new research by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
Carnegie Mellon Takes Congress For A Ride In Self-Driving Car
Following a successful demonstration of the Carnegie Mellon vehicle in September, which transported Bill Shuster, chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, 33 miles to Pittsburgh International Airport, CMU will now provide up to 40 members of Congress the opportunity to ride the vehicle around Washington.
Executive Interview: Dr. Andrew Brown Jr., Delphi’s VP And Chief Technologist To Talk About Autonomous Vehicles At ATC Fall Conference
Dr. Andrew Brown Jr., vice president and chief technologist at Delphi, will be the keynote speaker at the 2013 AASA Technology Council (ATC) Fall Conference, speaking on “The Autonomous Vehicle and its Impact on the Aftermarket.” Today, we get a sneak preview of the topics Brown will discuss at the conference, which takes place Oct. 13-16 at the Marco Island Marriott in Marco Island, Fla.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Releases Self-Driving Vehicle Policy
Department of Transportation reveals plans for regulation of autonomous vehicles.
ATIS Advances Connected Vehicle Cybersecurity Through Industry-To-Industry Collaboration
Connected and self-driving vehicles bring consumers unprecedented new options, yet the risks of cyber intrusion are significant. The new ATIS report takes a closer look at connected vehicle cybersecurity.
State And Federal Policy Focus Shifts To Vehicle Technology
Since the beginning of the 2017 legislative session, there have been several bills introduced addressing self-driving vehicles and vehicles with varying levels of automation.
Seoul Mobility Show 2023 Sees Attendance Surge
The show was deemed a success, largely in part to an attendance surge and a marked increase in the number of exhibitors.
Making the Case for ADAS
J.D. Power found 56% of survey respondents incorrectly classified driver-assist tech as “fully automated.”
