Israel-based Innoviz Technologies and South Korean company Vueron Technology have partnered to develop an autonomous driving platform for LiDAR-only self-driving vehicles.
China-based technology company Baidu will introduce its fully driverless Apollo Go Robotaxi service for the public in Beijing’s Shougang Park next month.
The UK Government has said that self-driving cars will be allowed to drive on roads in the country for the first time before the end of this year.
Toyota Motor Corporation subsidiary Woven Planet Holdings has agreed to acquire Level Five, a self-driving unit of US-based ride-hailing firm Lyft, in a $550m deal.
Rutgers University has chosen Iteris to support a transport initiative led by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) and Middlesex County.
Sweden-based company AstaZero is set to open the world’s longest indoor autonomous vehicle (AV) test track for all types of vehicles.
The UK Government has said that new All Lane Running (ALR) motorways in the country will use radar technology to detect stopped or broken-down vehicles.
Spain-based transportation technology developer Indra is leading a project to deploy new intelligent, automated and sustainable mobility on roads.
Austria-based transport systems provider Kapsch TrafficCom has signed an agreement with the City of Málaga, Spain, for testing a dynamic signalling system and real-time traffic optimiser.
Australia's Victoria Government has shared plans to implement a distracted driving technology to identify and fine drivers using mobile phones while driving.
