Mercedes-Benz Announces Automated Driving System
DRIVE PILOT will be rolling out in late 2023 and be equipped on EQS Sedans and S-Class models in California and Nevada.
DRIVE PILOT will be rolling out in late 2023 and be equipped on EQS Sedans and S-Class models in California and Nevada.
The era of peak hype has passed, but forecasters still see long-term adoption in certain segments that benefit from today's rise in automated driving technology.
Over the next 10 years, Uber Freight and Waabi intend to deploy billions of miles of Waabi Driver capacity on the Uber Freight network, with the first commercial route now live in Texas.
Chinese autonomous-truck company Inceptio Technology recently shared information from studies outlining the benefits of its Level 3 self-driving truck technology.
Tyson Foods and Gatik announced a joint project aimed at putting autonomous trucks to work hauling refrigerated products in Arkansas.
Polestar and Mobileye collaborated to introduce autonomous driving tech in Polestar 4.
A new approval allows Cruise and Waymo self-driving cars to have full day access to San Francisco.
The autonomous vehicles will serve the fare-paying public in a 193-square mile area following a series of trials and tests.
GM is partnering with Microsoft to add ChatGPT in vehicles, while new vendors target generative AI products for automakers and dealerships. Tesla’s Elon Musk predicts a “ChatGPT moment” by next year.
The report from Samsara Research provides insights from 1,500 operations leaders worldwide. Some 84% of leaders plan to incorporate generative AI such as ChatGPT into their processes by 2024.
Mattamy Homes and Beep are growing its autonomous network via the TIM program, as it will now feature three routes connecting additional residential communities to the center of Tradition Square.
Advanced driver assistance systems are expanding throughout model lineups. While protecting fleet drivers, the safety systems present higher costs and driver training issues.
Amazon Web Service puts the spotlight on TuSimple's autonomous truck technology in its latest episode of "Now Go Build."
Gatik will deploy multiple autonomous trucks for Kroger, transporting shipments consisting of groceries, foodstuffs, and general merchandise on a continuous service loop from Kroger’s Distribution Center.
It's been a tough nine months for the autonomous trucking industry, and that may mean the death-knell for Embark.
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