A lack of understanding of social cues can lead autonomous vehicles to move when they should stop and stop when they can go, a new study finds.
Driverless Cars
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ADASDriverless CarsOn RoadSafetyTest and Simulation
Better safety in automated driving through more cooperation with drivers
by Charles Choiby Charles ChoiInteracting with drivers may help keep their attention on the road to boost safety.
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Automated FleetsDriverless CarsOn RoadSafetyTest and Simulation
Imperium Drive launches ‘world’s first’ robocar hire service in the UK
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostThe British startup says that Fetch is the world’s first commercial car rental service enabled by remote driving technology, with the on-demand service launching in Milton Keynes and further regional hubs to follow.
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ADASDriverless CarsNavigationOn Road
Imagry and Continental partner on automated parking for passenger cars
by Charles Choiby Charles ChoiThe new feature will let vehicles navigate parking lots and find spaces to park.
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Driverless CarsNavigationOn RoadSafety
Self-healing lenses could help self-driving cars avoid accidents
by Charles Choiby Charles ChoiA new lens material can repair scratches using just sunlight.
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Driverless CarsLast Mile DeliveryOn RoadTaxis and Ride Sharing
Waymo and Uber partner on taxis and food delivery
by Charles Choiby Charles ChoiLater this year, autonomous Waymo vehicles will be available via Uber apps in Phoenix.
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ADASDriverless CarsNavigationSafety
Hyundai Mobis develops groundbreaking HD headlamps to improve nighttime safety
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostIts HD Lighting System uses a camera sensor and GPS navigation to display real-time driving information on the road for drivers and guide pedestrians across roads more safely with a virtual crosswalk.
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Teledyne’s extensive Boson+ family of thermal sensors boasts an industry-leading 20-millikelvin sensitivity in two radiometric resolutions.
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ADASDriverless CarsOn Road
Aviva and Omnivision demonstrate multi-gigabit camera system
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostAt AutoSens Detroit 2023, the companies showed a sensor system that combines Aviva’s high-speed connectivity technology with Omnivision’s in-vehicle camera sensor technologies for a new generation of compact, secure, and standards-based camera system.
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ADASDriverless CarsOn RoadSafety
Valens connectivity advances support satellite radar with centralized processing
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostThe VA7000 MIPI A-PHY-compliant chipset, used in the company’s Satellite Radar with Centralized Processing concept shown at Autosens Detroit, is based on the connectivity standard that looks set to become the technology of choice to enable more cameras, radars, and lidars for more capable ADAS and autonomy solutions.