The long term implications of a switch to semi-autonomous vehicles for insurers is huge. A car insurance market dominated by driver data gradually becomes one where risk is based on software outages and rogue actors. […]
This piece is about progress on autonomous vehicles. When you think about it one of the best ways to showcase self-driving vehicles is via short distance buses and shuttles, following trackways rather than mixed traffic […]
IE has rounded up some comment to the recent news that the Autonomous Vehicles Act is now becoming law in the UK; RAC RAC head of policy Simon Williams said: “This is a major step […]
The latest from Thatcham Research, who are looking ahead to some clarification on autonomous vehicles and liability in the event of a collision. Here’s the word; Thatcham Research welcomes the introduction of the Automated Vehicles […]
Technology is always evolving and that means there are new risks to be covered, including the journey towards truly autonomous cars. Here’s the word from HDI Global; From remote-controlled construction machinery in crisis areas to […]
There is some wisdom behind this investment in the UK for the concept of an autonomous vehicle platform – tech that can be shared as a starting point for driverless Jonny Cabs across major cities. […]
We are still a long way from the truly autonomous vehicle utopia, where cars, delivery vans and buses etc all work seamlessly, connecting with passengers and other vehicle, in an accident free paradise. It is […]
Aston University has completed a two-year Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with Coventry-based global transport technology firm Aurrigo, resulting in a sophisticated machine vision solution making its autonomous vehicles more capable. Projects like this open up new market niche opportunities for […]
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