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Intel and Warner Bros. explore the potential for immersive entertainment in future autonomous vehicles
Intel predicts the coming ‘Passenger Economy’ will free more than 250 million hours of commuting time per year in the world’s most congested cities, leading to a total addressable market of $200 billion from rising consumer use of new in-vehicle applications and content
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New technologies developed specifically for autonomous vehicles are enabling greater scale of advanced driving assistance systems
We believe preventative technologies like APB hold the key to reaching “Vision Zero” and hope that ubiquitous adoption could lead to nearly zero fatalities and injuries from road accidents resulting from wrong driving decision-making
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Insight LiDAR develops long-range sensor for autonomous vehicles
Insight’s digital coherent LiDAR is based on the frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) technology offering a number of unique advantages over the current generation of time-of-flight (ToF) LiDAR sensors
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Hyundai’s communication lighting concept aims to to reduce accidents related to autonomous vehicles
The concept includes a ‘communication lighting zone’ that uses LED, digital boards, headlamp projection and sound to communicate with nearby pedestrians and vehicles during various driving scenarios
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Majority of transport companies in Europe, GCC and Asia expect autonomous trucks to become a viable option within the next decade, according to IRU survey
76% of the 450 transport companies that participated in the survey believe autonomous trucks are just around the corner, but 71% cited cost and investment as the major challenges to adopting new technology
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RTA signs MoU to operate autonomous vehicles in Sustainable City
RTA and the Sustainable City have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to operate autonomous vehicles within the community’s facilities
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Masdar, DoT to develop infrastructure for smart transport systems
Masdar and the Department of Transport – Abu Dhabi have signed an agreement to collaborate in the study, testing, and evaluation of smart, electrical, and autonomous transport technologies