As the race to develop fully autonomous vehicles continues, there has been an increasing number of testbeds springing up across the globe. These testbeds look to trial new automotive technologies in constrained environments that offer real-world conditions. The variety of factors driving these testb...
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Research Brief | January 27, 2022
Given the potential benefits they offer, it is no surprise that efforts to make autonomous vehicles a widespread reality are well underway. Multiple companies, research institutes, and regulatory bodies are working together to build profitable businesses around these emerging technologies. However, ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | January 05, 2022
A TuSimple‑fitted truck drove with no human on board and without any human intervention for about 80 miles from Tucson to Phoenix. The test, claimed by TuSimple to be the world's first evidence of a fully autonomous truck, included a vehicle five miles ahead to scout for unexpected obstacles, a ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | March 10, 2022
In an expansion of their partnership, Kodiak autonomous tractors (with safety drivers) now haul Ceva trailers on a 200‑mile route between a CEVA facility in Dallas to a delivery point in Oklahoma City. Previously, the companies were moving freight within Texas by connecting Dallas‑Fort Worth with ... Not part of subscription