Autoliv, Volvo, Nvidia to Develop Advanced Systems for Self-Driving Cars
Autoliv and Volvo Car Corp. said they will work with the Santa Clara, Calif.-based artificial-intelligence firm Nvidia to develop next-generation self-driving car technologies, with a target to bring Level 4 autonomous driving to the market by 2021.
Autoliv Research to Launch Learning Intelligent Vehicle
The system is being developed by Autoliv Research to facilitate collaboration and shared control between driver and vehicle in order to attain trust and facilitate required safety in autonomous driving.
Honda Announces New Passenger Front Airbag Design
Honda has announced the development of a new passenger front airbag technology designed to better protect occupants in a wide range of frontal collision scenarios.
Global Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Market Expected to Reach More Than $143B
Advance driver assistance systems are expected to reach $143 billion by 2025 in the global market, according to a recent report published by Allied Market Research.
Report: Ford Leads the Way in Developing Autonomous Vehicles
Navigant Research report indicates Ford – not Tesla, not Google – ranks highest for strategy and execution among the major players when it comes to developing automated driving systems.
Fully Equipped Test Track For Traffic Safety Unveiled In Sweden
Automotive safety leader Autoliv showcased safety technologies including next generation radar system, next generation stereo vision system, night vision and autonomous emergency braking.
Inflatable Roof Pillars Could Be Part of Future Vehicles’ Body Structure
Inflatable roof pillars could become a reality in future vehicle structures, according to a blog posting by Frank Markus in Motor Trend magazine online. Markus said that Swedish airbag supplier Autoliv has developed a way to inflate a folded steel tube instead of a cloth bag that’s integral to the vehicle’s body structure. The idea,