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Autonomous Car Racing: DIT Students Prepare for 2019 NXP Cup

En marzo 7, 2019 en All, Automotive, STEAM por Flavio Stiffan

Applying their knowledge of electronics hardware and coding to autonomous vehicles, engineering students from the renowned DIT begin their quest for NXP Cup glory. The students put their racecar designs through a series of rigorous trials to see who would progress to the next stage of the competition.

Writing the Rules for Autonomous Vehicles

En noviembre 5, 2018 en All, Automotive, Computing, Sensors por Steven Keeping

Autonomous vehicles are coming. But adapting them to drive safely on roads dominated by conventional vehicles is proving tricky. A better solution would be to design the transport system from scratch. It could be a long wait.

Almost Everyone Thinks LIDAR is the Technology Choice for Self-Driving Cars

En agosto 6, 2018 en All, Automotive, Sensors por Jeremy Cook

LIDAR has come to dominate the self-driving car sensor discussion with a wide range of supporters but with one very notable detractor.

Tagged With: Autonomous vehicles, LIDAR, Radar, Self-driving cars, Sensors

IoT World 2018: Executive Keynote Highlights

En mayo 17, 2018 en All, Computing, IoT, Open Source, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless por Paul Golata

IoT World 2018! According to executive keynote speakers, crucial industries to watch include energy, smart grid, agriculture, healthcare, transportation safety, smart cities and homes, and autonomous vehicles. Key technologies supporting advances in these areas include sensors, edge computing, data security, digital twinning, open source, RF wireless, AI, data management, and more. Here’s a look at the keynote presentations, as told by your favorite Mouser Electronics engineer.

New mmWave Sensors Offer Unprecedented Accuracy for Automotive, Industrial Applications

En julio 12, 2017 en All, Sensors por Texas Instruments

From automotive radar to industrial automation, mmWave sensors can radically increase precision sensing of range, velocity, and object angle. With the ability to penetrate plastic, drywall, glass, and other materials even in challenging environmental conditions, mmWave Sensors will find their way into the next generation of autonomous vehicles, industrial processes, and more.

Tagged With: autonomous vehicles, industrial automation, mmWave

Creating Safer Roads for Autonomous Vehicles

En mayo 18, 2017 en All, Automotive, IoT, RF, Wireless por Mark Patrick

Self-driving cars are a significant and exciting technological development, but the roads they drive on are ripe for transformation as well.

Tagged With: autonomous vehicles, smart roads, V2I, V2V

Autonomous Vehicles are Rapidly Becoming a Reality

En noviembre 13, 2015 en All por Mike Parks

Every major automobile manufacturer is working on them. The potential of autonomous vehicles is also attracting new participants, including Tesla Motors and Alphabet Inc., née Google. Interestingly, a mere eight days after Alan Mulally stepped down as the CEO of Ford Motor Company, he joined the board of Google. It’s even rumored that Apple is trying to find a suitable business partner for the same.

Tagged With: Autonomous Vehicles, Driverless, Google, Lyft, Tesla, Uber, Zipcar

Will Autonomous Vehicles Put Human Jobs in the Backseat?

En noviembre 3, 2015 en All por Sylvie Barak

While some believe driverless vehicles will completely disrupt traditional commerce, turning things like truck drivers and the $220 billion auto insurance industry into relics, others believe autonomous vehicles are coming just in time to fill a pressing need.

Tagged With: Autonomous Vehicles, Driverless, Transport Management

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