TRI-AD tested HD mapping of roads for automated driving
Using the results of the PoCs, TRI- AD expects the delay in updating HD maps for automated driving can be ...
Tag: connected cars
New stereo cameras for vehicles enable AEB at intersections
Hitachi Automotive Systems of Japan has developed a stereo camera that enables automatic emergency braking (AEB) at intersections relying on ...
Toyota begins journey as a mobility company with two new services
With the new services, Toyota aims to become a mobility company to fulfil the diversifying automobile needs of customers as ...
Autonomous vehicles to carry passengers in Shanghai
At World Autonomous Vehicle Ecosystem Conference, the local government of Shanghai issued the first licenses to SAIC Motor, BMW and ...
Gartner sees 5.8 billion enterprise and automotive IoT endpoints by 2020
Gartner has predicted the enterprise and automotive Internet of Things (IoT) market will grow to 5.8 billion endpoints in 2020, a 21% ...
Toyoda Gosei taps AI for next-gen sensors for connected cars
Toyoda Gosei of Japan yesterday announced a ¥50-million investment into TRYETING for the rapid development of next-gen car components using ...
US senators asked about safety of internet-connected cars
US senators Edward Markey and Richard Blumenthal asked the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) whether it was notified about ...
Consumer Watchdog: Install a “kill-switch” in connected cars
Technologists in the automotive industry is recommending for a kill-switch to that will enable connected vehicles to be physically disconnected ...
Ford subsidiary partners with Fujitsu to expand cloud mobility services
The partners said they will combine their business acumen, industry expertise, and digital technologies to accelerate mobility-as-a-service adoption.
How eUICC addresses challenges of connected cars
The growth in the Internet of Things (IoT) is disrupting even the most traditional market sectors. Transportation is no exception; ...
KT Corp. trials connected, self-driving bus at Incheon
South Korean telecommunications company KT Corp. successfully tested a self-driving bus at the Incheon International airport on November 11.
