Users Want Self-Driving Vehicles That Drive Like They Do, Sort of September 8, 2021 Do passengers want self-driving cars to mimic their personal driving behaviors or do they hold these autonomous vehicles to a...
Debate Over Liability Holds Up Self-Driving Car Legislation in Senate May 24, 2021 By Keith Laing A debate over who to blame — or sue — when a self-driven car hits someone is holding up legislation...
Labor Leader Urges U.S. to Require Human Drivers in Automated Vehicles May 18, 2021 By David Shepardson A senior American labor union leader will tell U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday that the government should require human operators in...
It’s Not Easy to Teach Robot Drivers to Think Like Humans October 9, 2018 By Gabrielle Coppola Robot cars make for annoying drivers. Relative to human motorists, the driverless vehicles now undergoing testing on public roads are...
Audi Goes Full Speed on Automated Driving, While Competitors Wary of Liability, Regulation September 18, 2017 By Georgina Prodhan and Agnieszka Flak German carmaker Audi is taking a lead in bringing more automated driving to roads, but rivals seem in no rush...
Key Car Makers to Make Automatic Braking Standard Equipment in U.S. September 14, 2015 By David Morgan A group of major automakers accounting for more than half of U.S. auto sales will make automatic emergency braking standard...
Technology May Outpace Humans on Road to Automated Driving September 14, 2015 By Joseph White and Paul Lienert From his laboratory at Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Mellon University, automated vehicle pioneer Raj Rajkumar says self-driving cars will evolve step-by-step, with...