Results show importance of integrating human experience.
IAV Staff
IAV Staff
Staff news and feature writers for Inside Autonomous Vehicles are experienced, award-winning high-tech journalists and science reporters who have published in a wide range of other print and online outlets.
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Nokia recently announced it will sell its HERE digital mapping and location services business to a consortium of automotive companies, which includes AUDI AG, BMW Group and Daimler AG.
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Driverless CarsTest and Simulation
MCity Opens at the University of Michigan
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffAutonomous cars now have a city all of their own. This controlled environment is designed to test the potential of connected and automated vehicle technologies.
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Public TransportationTaxis and Ride Sharing
University of Michigan Set to Test Fleet of 3D Printed Autonomous Cars
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffThe University of Michigan is working to build a fleet of autonomous “SmartCarts” that will…
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Autonomous vehicle technology has shifted from a research effort to an advanced engineering project…
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Jaguar Land Rover researchers recently unveiled autonomous prototype technologies designed to enhance the driving experience.
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Machine Control & Robotics
DRC-Hubo Earns $2 million Prize at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffDRC-Hubo, the robot representing Team Kaist of Daejeon, Republic of Korea, took home first place…
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Driverless CarsTest and Simulation
Driverless Car Completes Test Drives in Switzerland
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffFor about 10 days, the Volkswagen Passat completed various test drives in Zurich—marking the first…
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Fleets and TrucksSelf-Driving Trucks
Daimler Unveils Freightliner Inspiration Truck
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffEarlier this month, heavy-duty truck manufacturer Daimler Trucks North America unveiled the Freightliner Inspiration Truck during an event at the Hoover Dam.
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ConstructionMachine Control & Robotics
Building Enthusiasm for Construction Robotics
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffThe $4 trillion construction industry is a complicated, big business fraught with danger. Every project requires a tightly choreographed symphony of people, equipment and materials. Yet, to date, the use of robotic systems on construction jobsites has been minimal.