Tag: autonomous vehicles
The 5 Autonomous Driving Levels Explained
Everything you need to know about the 5 levels of driving automation and what they mean for future self-driving cars.
How Do Self-Driving Cars Work?
Self-driving cars will use several IoT technologies to protect human lives and improve conditions for all. But how do self-driving cars really work?
How Is IoT Improving Transportation?
The Internet of Things (IoT) is spreading through every area of modern life. It's already everywhere in your home, and now it's moving out and into the streets. You'll start to see more IoT devices...
Autonomous Vehicle Technology Companies to Watch out For
The competition among the top car manufacturers to launch the first autonomous car is on. Where each of them are in technology and business, etc are reflected in the article.
An Animated Guide to Self-Driving Cars
This visual guide to self-driving cars defines the qualities of a self-driving car, the five levels of autonomous vehicles and both the technology and software under the hood of autonomous cars. In...
Smart Cities: A New Look at the Autonomous-Vehicle Infrastructure
In this article, you can see how digital transformation impacts on our lives and changes our cities.
IoT and the Race for the Car of the Future
Formula 1 teams are pioneering new IoT and data sharing technologies that will soon become features of the consumer's connected car. Through 5G and V2X (vehicle-to-everything), innovations that are...
AI Can Solve Our Driving Dependence — If We Don’t Mess It Up
Today, one only has to step out onto a New York street or fly over LA’s tangled highways to see the problems: auto-clogged roads, low-lying vehicle-fume smog, and barely-moving lines of single driv...
AI is the Foundation of Autonomous Vehicles
The world is changing faster than imagined, and AI is getting smarter with every passing day. Autonomous cars have been recently hitting the headlines and dominating tech-talks.
What Are the Autonomous Driving Levels?
What are the autonomous driving levels? They're a way of categorizing AV technology from fully human control (level 0) to full autonomy (level 5).
