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Buying an autonomous electric car like buying a laptop
Computer chips have been integral parts of vehicles for a long time, and buying a new car will soon feel like shopping for a new laptop. Read more…
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Self-driving cars will probably never be truly autonomous
For all the hype over self-driving cars, industry executives and experts admit remote human supervisors may be needed permanently in case something goes wrong. Read more…
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Assisted driving systems are failing head-on collision tests
Assisted driving systems installed in Tesla, Hyundai and Subaru vehicles failed to avoid head-on collisions in testing done by AAA. Read more…
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The 6G vision is becoming clearer, the 5G vision was not bold enough
The 6G vision was a bit warm and fuzzy, talking of noble causes such as focusing on our societal needs but it is now becoming more concrete. Read more…
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Are flying taxis about to be cleared for take-off or is there turbulence?
Flying taxis are attracting a lot of attention at the moment. Archer’s unveiling of its ‘Maker’ version is just one of many hyped ‘launches.’ Read more…
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Fully autonomous cars are still years away says the guy who holds the key
Fully autonomous cars have been a dream for many years now. As with most dreams, the pitfalls delays and failures are swept under the carpet. Read more…
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Cars continue to be a fascination for the tech industry, but why?
For almost a decade, cars have been the focus of attention and investment from the tech industry, forcing the car industry to transform. Read more…
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Baidu deploys world-first multi-modal autonomous driving MaaS platform
Baidu deployed a multi-modal autonomous driving MaaS (mobility as a service) platform for AI-driven city transportation services in Guangzhou. Read more…
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Is the dream of autonomous vehicles turning into a nightmare?
Autonomous vehicles have been the stuff of dreams and hype for some years now. Traffic jams would be a thing of the past. Read more…
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Tesla ‘very’ close to level 5 autonomous driving, says Musk
US electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc is “very close” to achieving level 5 autonomous driving technology, Chief Executive Elon Musk said Read more…
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5G IoT revenue to reach $8 billion by 2025 – not for the meek!
It is always comforting to see that 5G is about to take off and that the IoT – likewise – is ready for primetime.
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Autonomous cars just hit a major hazard – expect long delays
The reversal of fortune for autonomous cars has been swift and merciless. Just a year ago, the forecast was looking rosy Read more…
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The autonomous car disruption is about to be disrupted
It might come as no surprise but not many people would be willing to pay more – or at least a lot more – for an autonomous car than a traditional one. Read more…
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Is Tesla the Google of the automotive industry?
Yet, Tesla is now the most valuable automotive company on the planet. That is even after the near scandal last year. Read more…
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Big Tech – turning your car into a smartphone
Technology companies transformed smartphones and televisions into continuous fountains of revenue. Now, big tech wants the same thing for your car. Read more…
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Hyundai to invest $35 billion in mobility by 2025
Hyundai Motor Group said it plans to invest 41 trillion won ($35 billion) in mobility and other auto technologies by 2025. Read more…
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Have automakers got the maths wrong with autonomous cars?
Automakers who are expecting to avoid a collapse in vehicle demand because autonomous vehicles will be replaced more frequently are in for a nasty shock. Read more…
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Autonomous cars – are we there yet?
Whatever the hype (and there is a ton of that) autonomous cars have hardly left the driveway. Two big issues are safety and security. Read more…
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Future cars: networked, safe, self-driving and shared
Experts agree that future cars will be networked, safe, self-driving and shared with far less risk of loss due to accidents on road. Read more…
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Autonomous vehicles tested using “virtual human” pedestrians
A “virtual human” suddenly steps out at a blind bend, but the engineer in the Volvo car’s driving seat on the test track doesn’t flinch. Read more…