Cars of the Future
Monthly report: May 2019
This month, The Essentials Report, has curated & analyzed the content published by 96 influencers like Thomas Bamonte and TechCrunch, discussing hashtags such as #Podcast , #AI and #IIoT.
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Why Aren’t Cities Getting Ready for Autonomous Vehicles?
A new study warns that most city leaders aren’t doing much to anticipate the arrival of autonomous vehicles.
Why Aren’t Cities Getting Ready for Autonomous Vehicles?
A new study warns that most city leaders aren’t doing much to anticipate the arrival of autonomous vehicles.
Ford Self-Driving Vans Will Use Legged Robots to Make Deliveries
Agility Robotics’ Digit will bring packages from a delivery vehicle to your front door
Ford Self-Driving Vans Will Use Legged Robots to Make Deliveries
Agility Robotics’ Digit will bring packages from a delivery vehicle to your front door
Driverless car industry luring federal safety brass
RT @TSnyderDC: Now in front of the paywall: a look into the spinning of the revolving door between federal safety agencies and the self-driving car industry. https://t.co/aW99J8TIgK
OpenFormer top safety officials are joining companies like Uber, Lyft and Waymo as they seek approval to allow more self-driving cars and trucks — creating fears of a federal brain drain.
RT @TSnyderDC: Now in front of the paywall: a look into the spinning of the revolving door between federal safety agencies and the self-driving car industry. https://t.co/aW99J8TIgK
OpenDriverless car industry luring federal safety brass
Former top safety officials are joining companies like Uber, Lyft and Waymo as they seek approval to allow more self-driving cars and trucks — creating fears of a federal brain drain.
The Long and Lucrative Mirage of the Driverless Car
“Silicon Valley giants and Detroit automakers alike have sold the public visions of a utopia featuring autonomous vehicles. That reality is still far off, but that hasn’t stopped companies from cashing in on repeated promises that suggest otherwise.” https://t.co/squ11IvYeX
OpenFor years, the public has been sold visions of a utopia featuring autonomous vehicles. That reality is still far off, but it hasn’t stopped companies from cashing in on promises that suggest otherwise.
“Silicon Valley giants and Detroit automakers alike have sold the public visions of a utopia featuring autonomous vehicles. That reality is still far off, but that hasn’t stopped companies from cashing in on repeated promises that suggest otherwise.” https://t.co/squ11IvYeX
OpenThe Long and Lucrative Mirage of the Driverless Car
For years, the public has been sold visions of a utopia featuring autonomous vehicles. That reality is still far off, but it hasn’t stopped companies from cashing in on promises that ...
Nokia and FAW Group to use 5G to accelerate digital transformation of the Chinese automotive sector
RT @nokiaindustries: In today's news, Nokia to provide #5G trial network to FAW's Changchun campus for joint research on 5G and other digital technologies to accelerate FAW's use of industrial IoT (#IIoT) and smart manufacturing. https://t.co/s9ldlhj6rV #GoAllwhere https://t.co/egOYSu29P0
OpenNokia to provide 5G trial network to FAW's Changchun campus for joint research on 5G and other digital technologies to accelerate FAW
RT @nokiaindustries: In today's news, Nokia to provide #5G trial network to FAW's Changchun campus for joint research on 5G and other digital technologies to accelerate FAW's use of industrial IoT (#IIoT) and smart manufacturing. https://t.co/s9ldlhj6rV #GoAllwhere https://t.co/egOYSu29P0
OpenNokia and FAW Group to use 5G to accelerate digital transformation of the Chinese automotive sector
Nokia to provide 5G trial network to FAW's Changchun campus for joint research on 5G and other digital technologies to accelerate FAW
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MultiVu raises $7M seed round for its next-gen 3D sensor
MultiVu raises $7M seed round for its next-gen 3D sensor https://t.co/Ikgf3CJ5oI by @fredericl https://t.co/53X249adCv
OpenMultiVu, a Tel Aviv-based startup that is developing a new 3D imaging solution that only relies on a single sensor and some deep learning smarts, today announced that it has raised a $7 million seed round. The round was led by crowdfunding platform OurCrowd, Cardumen Captial and Hong ...
MultiVu raises $7M seed round for its next-gen 3D sensor https://t.co/Ikgf3CJ5oI by @fredericl https://t.co/53X249adCv
OpenMultiVu raises $7M seed round for its next-gen 3D sensor
MultiVu, a Tel Aviv-based startup that is developing a new 3D imaging solution that only relies on a single sensor and some deep learning smarts, today announced that it has raised a $7 ...
How We Test
RT @argoai: No matter how much we invest in writing code or designing hardware, the people in our test cars are the most important public ambassadors of our core values:
Safety First
Encourage Teamwork
Be Good
Learn more: https://t.co/BDFUx9vWeS https://t.co/iOzutYN8Sk
OpenOnce our software passes closed course testing, it’s time to begin testing on the street. When we decide to test in any given city, Test Specialists begin by manually driving through the city, gathering data to build 3-dimensional maps of the streets where we intend to operate. The ...
RT @argoai: No matter how much we invest in writing code or designing hardware, the people in our test cars are the most important public ambassadors of our core values:
Safety First
Encourage Teamwork
Be Good
Learn more: https://t.co/BDFUx9vWeS https://t.co/iOzutYN8Sk
OpenHow We Test
Once our software passes closed course testing, it’s time to begin testing on the street. When we decide to test in any given city, Test Specialists begin by manually driving through the ...
