Emerging Technologies Revolutionizing Roadside Safety
Roads can be dangerous places. As motorists, every time we sit behind the wheel, we not only put our own ...
Tag: Self driving cars
Google’s Autonomous Vehicle Project, Now Called “Waymo,” Could Challenge Uber
Google's self-driving car initiative has been transformed into its own independent entity known as Waymo, as announced by its CEO, ...
“Uber Pioneers New Frontier with AI Lab Launch Following Geometric Intelligence Acquisition”
Ride-hailing giant, Uber, recently acquired Geometric Intelligence, an artificial intelligence (AI) startup known for its cutting-edge research. This acquisition has ...
Uber’s Autonomous Truck Completes First Adventure: A Beer Delivery
From futuristic fantasies of self-driving cars, we turn our gaze to autonomous trucks, further signifying a monumental shift in transportation ...
BMW Motorrad Vision Next 100: The Future of Motorcycling Safety
BMW, a brand renowned for their innovative and technologically-advanced vehicles, have recently announced plans to develop self-driving cars. But that's ...
Google Self-Driving Car Involved in Collision; Incident Caused by Van Running a Red Light
Ever since Google first hinted at the concept of a self-driving car back in 2009, the ride to the initial ...
US Government Green-Lights Self-Driving Cars: A Major Step Towards a New Era of Transportation
What do esteemed brands such as Uber, Ford, Volvo, and BMW have in common? They've all announced substantial plans for ...
Uber Unveils Autonomous Vehicles on Pittsburgh Streets in a Historic Leap for Transit
Uber astounded the world with a revelation last month: inhabitants of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will soon witness self-driving cars cruising through ...
Uber and Volvo’s $300M Partnership Heralds a New Era of Self-Driving Cars by 2021
In a significant step forward for the future of autonomous driving, Uber and Volvo are collaboratively investing a staggering $300m ...
The New Frontier: Black Boxes in Self-Driving Cars
Science fiction has intrigued, entertained and, in some cases, made us view machines with a touch of trepidation. Despite statistics ...