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In A First, Self-Driving Bus Experiment Begins In South Korea Capital
South Korea's capital launched its first self-driving bus route on Friday, part of an experiment that engineers said aims to make people feel more comfortable with driverless vehicles on the roads.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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U.S. Will See 'Meaningful' Autonomous Vehicle Policy In 2020s -U.S. Transportation Secretary
U.S. Transportation Secretary said federal policy on autonomous vehicles will undergo "meaningful" developments in the coming years, saying policy frameworks had not fully caught up with technological developments.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla Inc to General Motors Co's Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Trucks Catch Up In The Self-Driving Vehicle Race
In the year through Dec. 6, total investment activity for self-driving logistics vehicles leapt fivefold to $6.5 billion from $1.3 billion in the same period in 2020, according to startup data platform PitchBook.
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Toyota Buys Software Firm Renovo To Accelerate Self-Driving Tech Development
Toyota is in a technological race with other established car companies and newer rivals, such as Tesla Inc and Amazon, to build cars that can operate without drivers and share data within connected networks.
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Baidu's Apollo Aims To Offer Robotaxi Service to 3 Million Users In 2023
Chinese tech giant Baidu said on Thursday its smart driving unit Apollo plans to cater to a total of 3 million users in China with a fleet of 3,000 robotaxis in 2023.
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FedEx To Test Package Deliveries With Self-Driving Startup Nuro
FedEx Corp and robotics company Nuro on Tuesday announced a multi-year agreement to test self-driving vehicles in the package delivery company's network, starting with a pilot program in Houston.
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Self-Driving Startup Aeva Says Its Sensor Can Detect Vehicles Over 500 metre Away
Self-driving sensor startup Aeva Technologies Inc, founded by former Apple Inc engineers, said on Thursday its sensor can detect other vehicles from beyond 500 meters and pedestrians from a distance of more than 350 meters.
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Driverless Vehicle To Be Tested On UK Streets For The First Time
A driverless vehicle carrying passengers will take to Britain's public roads for the first time on Tuesday, as part of trials aimed at paving the way for autonomous cars to hit the highways by the end of the decade.
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Dubai Pushes the Pedal to the Metal on Driverless Cars
By 2030, Dubai's leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.
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Robot Bus to Be Tested in Australia
Western Australia's Transport Minister Dean Nalder on Tuesday said the trial would help test the concept of automated vehicles on the state's roads.
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Britain to Start Testing Driverless Cars
Britain has named four cities to test driverless cars in the coming year. Innovate UK, a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, said Wednesday the four cities would be Greenwich, Milton Keynes, Coventry and Bristol.
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Driverless Cars For Everyone Within 10 Years
Driverless cars could be within the price range of the average person in just ten years, Australian researchers claim. This will be made possible by a new 'eyes and ears' technology developed by researchers from Curtin University in Perth.
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The US Army to Get Autonomous Vehicles Soon
The US Army is embracing systems which will provide increased situational awareness and decrease the probability of accidents using safety features such as obstacle detection, collision avoidance, lane departure, tip-over warnings and vision enhancements for low-visibility conditions.
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In A First, Self-Driving Bus Experiment Begins In South Korea Capital
South Korea's capital launched its first self-driving bus route on Friday, part of an experiment that engineers said aims to make people feel more comfortable with driverless vehicles on the roads.
-
Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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U.S. Will See 'Meaningful' Autonomous Vehicle Policy In 2020s -U.S. Transportation Secretary
U.S. Transportation Secretary said federal policy on autonomous vehicles will undergo "meaningful" developments in the coming years, saying policy frameworks had not fully caught up with technological developments.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla Inc to General Motors Co's Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Trucks Catch Up In The Self-Driving Vehicle Race
In the year through Dec. 6, total investment activity for self-driving logistics vehicles leapt fivefold to $6.5 billion from $1.3 billion in the same period in 2020, according to startup data platform PitchBook.
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Toyota Buys Software Firm Renovo To Accelerate Self-Driving Tech Development
Toyota is in a technological race with other established car companies and newer rivals, such as Tesla Inc and Amazon, to build cars that can operate without drivers and share data within connected networks.
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Baidu's Apollo Aims To Offer Robotaxi Service to 3 Million Users In 2023
Chinese tech giant Baidu said on Thursday its smart driving unit Apollo plans to cater to a total of 3 million users in China with a fleet of 3,000 robotaxis in 2023.
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FedEx To Test Package Deliveries With Self-Driving Startup Nuro
FedEx Corp and robotics company Nuro on Tuesday announced a multi-year agreement to test self-driving vehicles in the package delivery company's network, starting with a pilot program in Houston.
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Self-Driving Startup Aeva Says Its Sensor Can Detect Vehicles Over 500 metre Away
Self-driving sensor startup Aeva Technologies Inc, founded by former Apple Inc engineers, said on Thursday its sensor can detect other vehicles from beyond 500 meters and pedestrians from a distance of more than 350 meters.
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Driverless Vehicle To Be Tested On UK Streets For The First Time
A driverless vehicle carrying passengers will take to Britain's public roads for the first time on Tuesday, as part of trials aimed at paving the way for autonomous cars to hit the highways by the end of the decade.
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Dubai Pushes the Pedal to the Metal on Driverless Cars
By 2030, Dubai's leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.
-
Robot Bus to Be Tested in Australia
Western Australia's Transport Minister Dean Nalder on Tuesday said the trial would help test the concept of automated vehicles on the state's roads.
-
Britain to Start Testing Driverless Cars
Britain has named four cities to test driverless cars in the coming year. Innovate UK, a non-departmental public body sponsored by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, said Wednesday the four cities would be Greenwich, Milton Keynes, Coventry and Bristol.
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Driverless Cars For Everyone Within 10 Years
Driverless cars could be within the price range of the average person in just ten years, Australian researchers claim. This will be made possible by a new 'eyes and ears' technology developed by researchers from Curtin University in Perth.
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The US Army to Get Autonomous Vehicles Soon
The US Army is embracing systems which will provide increased situational awareness and decrease the probability of accidents using safety features such as obstacle detection, collision avoidance, lane departure, tip-over warnings and vision enhancements for low-visibility conditions.
