The U.S. Department of Transportation has launched the Advisory Committee on Automation in Transportation (ACAT) to give expert advice on regulating driverless cars.
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Intel’s $15.3 Billion Mobileye Deal Signals Autonomous Vehicle Dominance
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffIntel’s decision Monday to buy Israel-based Mobileye for $15.3 billion shakes up the autonomous vehicle industry.
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Driverless CarsFleets and TrucksPublic Transportation
Maps Critical to Autonomous Vehicles
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffBARCELONA—While basic navigation maps allow drivers to turn right or left, vision is by far…
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Driverless CarsPublic Transportation
Nevada Bill Calls for Legalization of Self-Driving Cars
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffThe legalization of self-driving cars in Nevada may become a reality through a draft bill from the Governor’s Office of Economic Development.
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Spirent Security Experts Predict Greater Risks to GPS, Including Connected Vehicles
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffSpirent Communications’ security forecast warns of the increased likelihood of disruptions to a wide variety of civil and military applications relying on global navigation satellite systems.
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LeddarTech and IDT Join Forces to Develop Low-Cost LiDAR
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffLeddarTech and Integrated Device Technology (IDT) are working together to deliver low-cost, high-performance LiDAR to…
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The team at the GE Healthcare Milwaukee repair facility is always looking for ways to improve efficiencies and to automate more processes — like moving materials through the 280,000 square foot building.
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Driverless CarsSafety
DOT Recommends V2V Communications in Cars, Light Trucks
by IAV Staffby IAV StaffThe U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would require…
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google’s self-driving car is ready to take the wheel. Google’s parent company,…
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Group Happy with Chao Nomination, Apple Interested in Self-Driving Cars.
