Distractions Make Humans Unreliable in Robot Car Emergency
An article recently published in the New York Times says that human beings cannot be counted on to take over a robot car in the event of an emergency.
‘Collision-Free Society’: Honda Aiming to Have Highly Automated Vehicles by 2025
Honda said it is targeting the year 2025 for the introduction of vehicles with highly automated driving capability in most driving situations (SAE Level 4).
Driverless Vehicles’ Cybersecurity Questioned in New York Times Article
As automakers and technology firms continue their quest to develop a viable autonomous vehicle, digital automotive security experts are trying to figure out how to prevent hackers from penetrating the vehicle’s computer area network (CAN).
Reuters: Trump Administration Will Unveil Updated Self-Driving Guidelines in Coming Months
U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said the Trump administration will issue updated guidelines for autonomous vehicles within the next few months, according to a Reuters report.
Car Brands Form ‘Powerful Bonds’ with Consumers, Marketing Agency Says
When it comes to “brand intimacy,” nobody does it better than the automotive industry. The auto industry ranked No. 1 in a new report by MBLM.
Automotive Artificial Intelligence Sales to Hit $14 Billion by 2025: Report
The market intelligence firm Tractica predicts that sales of artificial intelligence (AI) hardware, software and services in the automotive industry will surge from $404 million in 2016 to $14 billion by 2025, representing a compound annual growth rate of 48.3%.
Nevada to Create Nation’s First Statewide Vehicle-to-Vehicle Network
The Nevada Center for Advanced Mobility and Nexar said the project will implement “smart transportation systems” that will make Nevada’s roads safer.
Driverless Vehicles Could Slam Brakes on Accident-Related Lawsuits, Attorney Says
For companies with drivers on the payroll, the shift to fully autonomous vehicles could usher in massive reductions in potential liability, LeClairRyan attorney Peter Hart asserts in a May 19 column for the website Law360.com.
Americans Trust Apple, Google Over Automakers to Build Driverless Vehicles
Americans place slightly more trust in tech giants Apple and Google to develop driverless vehicles than they do in traditional automakers, according to a new survey.
Younger Generations Clamoring for Self-Driving Vehicles
Tech-savvy millennials (also known as Gen Y) and centennials (Gen Z) show the most interest in buying an autonomous vehicle, according to a survey by Autolist.com.
