In connected car news this week were Tesla, TomTom, BMW, SOS Labs, Renesas, Kyocera, Vayyar, ANSYS, AEye and Zecotek. Tesla Dashcam Feature Tesla’s new software
Consumer Reports evaluated self-driving systems in the Super Cruise in a Cadillac CT6; Autopilot in Tesla Models S, X, and 3; ProPilot Assist in an
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. has launched pedestrian detector for driving safety support systems (DSSS) to reduce traffic accidents. This detector has robustness against variable environmental
Volkswagen in news releases that the global sales volume of 150,000 e-cars is planned for 2020, set to rise to more than one million by
Toyota Motor Corporation (“Toyota”) and SoftBank Corp. (“SoftBank”) have agreed to form a strategic partnership to facilitate the creation of new mobility services, and plan
BlackBerry Limited and Virginia Tech announced today they are partnering to educate the mechanical engineers of tomorrow on BlackBerry QNX technology – a global leader
Honda today demonstrated of its “Smart Intersection” technology for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication designed to reduce traffic collisions at roadway intersections, one of the first such
The Travelers Institute, the public policy division of The Travelers Companies, Inc.is bringing its Every Second Matters symposium to students at the University of Calgary
Branded audio system volumes in new vehicles are expected to grow from just under 12.4 million units globally in 2018 to 14.7 million units in
Cruise and General Motors announced today that they have joined forces with Honda to pursue the shared goal of transforming mobility through the large-scale deployment
October 2 is Name Your Car Day. I think I’m going with “Runaround Sue.” #NameYourCarDay pic.twitter.com/zOvbyOCmmz — Sandra Boynton (@SandyBoynton) October 2, 2018 NHTSA Tweeted
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