Autonomous Vehicles
Geotab and Ford expand integrated telematic...
Geotab, a global leader in connected and electrified transportation, today announced the availability of the Geotab Integrated Solution for Ford Vehicles in several European countries
Ford boosts connected commercial vehicles
Ford is making the vast majority of its commercial vehicles connected as standard, helping customers and their businesses to thrive by boosting productivity, maximising uptime,
Oxbotica: Pioneering deepfake technology br...
Oxbotica has developed and deployed a “deepfake” technology that is capable of generating thousands of photo-realistic images in minutes; helping to expose its autonomous vehicles
Robots take to the streets
They cover 240 kilometers a day and share the streets with pedestrians, lorries, bicycles and cars. They control the traffic lights, communicate with their surroundings…
Zenzic announces results of consultation on...
Zenzic, the organisation dedicated to accelerating the self-driving revolution in the UK, is today releasing its latest report, which reveals that getting self-driving vehicles on
CCAAR: ‘Next generational thinking wi...
As the automotive industry looks ahead to future mobility, the Centre for Connected & Autonomous Automotive Research (CCAAR) has asserted that fresh thinking from new
Autonomous vehicles law and regulation in t...
With new 5G technology pushing digitisation in all industries to its next phase, the future of the transport and fleet industry is certainly one to
ResiCAV project highlights ‘urgent need...
A pioneering project on how connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) and their associated infrastructure can develop real-time responsiveness to cybersecurity threats, has highlighted the ‘urgent
Start-up Bestmile: In the right place at th...
The Swiss start-up Bestmile has developed an orchestration platform for on-demand mobility providers that steers every vehicle in a fleet in real time. The focus
AI keeps an eye on road safety to give flee...
The use of dash cam technology is on the rise, and for good reason. Last year, Scotland Yard revealed the extent to which its use
