Deutsche Bahn and Siemen group unveil the first automated, driverless train in Hamburg

Deutsche Bahn, German rail operator and industrial group Siemens revealed the world's first automated and driverless train in Hamburg. They assured that this train will be more energy efficient, more punctual as compared to the traditional trains.

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KFC CHINA RIDES IN WITH AUTONOMOUS DINING ON WHEELS

It is really not so that the world is moving over to a robotized cyber-loving nation and all this is coming due to the on-going pandemic, but we couldn’t care less as we will remain glued to the going-on  in a quite disconnected fashion and take what we get!

In China, KFC lau...

US DOT APPROVED NURO

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• Nuro’s driverless R2 received its first approved exemption from the US Department of Transport (DOT).
• Nuro has no human-driver controls.
• R2 is more like a pod on wheels than a car.

Nuro California has mad...

ICONA TO SHOWCASE NUCLEUS DRIVERLESS VEHICLE CONCEPT IN AUTO EXPO 2020

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• ICONA Design Group ready to make its debut in India at the Auto Expo 2020.
• Auto expo 2020 will be held in India Exposition Mart Ltd., Greater Noida from 7th to 12th February.
• ICONA will showcase its Nucleus Driverless Vehicle Co...

Challenges faced by the auto sector in 2019

In terms of job cuts, 2019 turned out to be one of the worst years for automotive staff around the world. Decreasing vehicle sales in the face of predictions of economic slowdown and a tectonic change in automobile development has taken a toll on the automotive industry. As a result, manufacturer...

Electric Roads Could Be a Path to a Driverless Future Sweden and Israel experiment with a new way to increase the use of electric cars.

Electric vehicles will considerably scale back gas emissions, a minimum of in theory. However challenges to wide acceptance stay significant: Batteries are expensive, charging stations are few and much between, and recharging takes way more time than a fill-up at the pump.    ...