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The IDTechEx's "Autonomous Trucks 2024-2044: Technologies, Trends, Forecasts," reports that the autonomous truck industry is projected to have an annual growth rate of 25.6 percent over the next 20 years.
SEAFAR is integrating neXat, a satellite communications services platform, into its remote ship navigation solution for the short sea shipping (SSS) industry.
Flying cars might not yet be mainstream, but as developments in the electric and autonomous vehicle industries are making progress globally, the future of driving is set to look very different.
IDTechEx's new industry report "Autonomous Cars, Robotaxis and Sensors 2024-2044" predicts a coming rapid growth in the number of cities that will offer robotaxi services in the next few years.
DINPAS aims to evaluate the requirements of future autonomous airports in terms of reliable, precise positioning as well as scalability to large numbers of devices, to benefit the next generation of industrial digital solutions.
Nanotron Technologies GmbH announced the completion of a three-and-a-half-year collaborative project, led by the Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG, a global automotive and industrial supplier, to develop compact, intelligent, autonomous sensors, also known as "smart Items," of any shape or form factor.
Analog Devices Inc. (ADI) is the first to offer automotive RADAR technology based on an advanced 28 nm CMOS process and the new Drive360 RADAR platform brings unparalleled RF performance to advanced safety and autonomous driving applications.
By the end of 2016, more than half of all new automotive 77 GHz radar systems will be equipped with chips from Infineon Technologies. Thus, one in 15 new cars will use a driver assistance system utilizing the company’s 77 GHz radar chips.
By the end of 2016, more than half of all new automotive 77 GHz radar systems will be equipped with chips from Infineon Technologies. Thus, one in 15 new cars will use a driver assistance system utilizing the company’s 77 GHz radar chips.