At Schiphol Airport (in the Netherlands), travelers with reduced mobility will be brought to their gate by self-driving wheelchairs. A test experiment...
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According to CNEVPost, the German premium car manufacturer Mercedes-Benz has been given the go-ahead to test Level 4 (L4) autonomous vehicles in Beijing, following approval for L3 testing in the Chinese capital city late last year. To our knowledge Mercedes is one of the few manufacturers to have obtained the permission to use Level 3 autonomous driving in a lot of countries worldwide. Continue reading at newmobility.news.
At Schiphol Airport (in the Netherlands), travelers with reduced mobility will be brought to their gate by self-driving wheelchairs. A test experiment...
Australia’s National Transport Commission has a program that looks at the Autonomous Vehicles on Australian roads. In 2022, NTC released a...
Monet Technologies, the autonomous vehicle venture led by SoftBank Corp and Toyota Motor, unveiled plans to launch Level 2 autonomous driving on...
The U.S. Air Force leaps into the future of aviation by testing autonomous flight technology with a Cessna 208B.
Self-driving cars come closer to being a reality every day. Many vehicles already have autonomous features, but several challenges remain....
Self-driving cars come closer to being a reality every day. Many vehicles already have autonomous features, but several challenges remain....
(Reuters) - The California Department of Motor Vehicles on Friday issued draft regulations on the operation of autonomous vehicles on highways,...
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