A Driverless Future for the UAE

One of the branches of Group 42 tech company, based in Abu Dhabi, Bayanat, has started testing four driverless vehicles, two-hybrid and two electric, since last month.

During the trial, a person sits behind the wheel with hands upturned and no action at all. This person plays the role o...

CHINESE ENTRANTS WITH DRIVERLESS CAB AGGREGATOR MODEL FUELED BY TECH IN 2023

• China’s driverless car start-ups are looking forward to mass commercialization of self-driving taxis in 2023 as the country’s technology giants battle it out with one another to get a lead in the autonomous vehicle race.
• A number of plainly called “robotaxi&rd...

TECHNOLOGY COSTS FEW GRANTS MORE FOR US CAR BUYERS

Highlights:

• Americans are willing to pay over $3,300 for hands-free driving that accounts for 9% more for the technology.
• The survey was done on 6,500 consumers in six different countries.
• The US has the highest number of respondents who do...

South Korea's Mobileye Plans To Pilot Robotaxis

With a deal reached this week, Mobileye will test and eventually launch a set of robotaxis in Daegu City, South Korea. The company, Intel's subsidiary, is a leader in a specific niche in the automotive sector, specializing in computer vision sensor systems to help prevent accidents. CES 2020 ...

Big hopes of unfulfilled autonomous cars

The first driverless cars were to be introduced on American city streets in 2019, but the ambitious hopes of car manufacturers and Silicon Valley are far from becoming a reality only a few days before the end of the year.

Recent accidents, such as those involving Tesla cars equipped wit...