Simulated virtual environments efficiently emulate physics, weather, on road obstacles and other conditions, all indistinguishable from the real thing
A new study looking at Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) connectivity and autonomous driving technologies shows the combination is the best-case scenario for traffic flow
The public is skeptical of the effectiveness of self-driving vehicles, but the fear stems from a gap in understanding the difference between autonomous vehicles and integrated driver assist technology
The benefits associated with CAV adoption support many societal goals — from increased safety and expanded mobility options for those unable to drive to reduced traffic congestion, energy use and emissions. However, the deployment of CAVs depends on more than just vehicle technologies, writes the CSA Group
To see the latest in automotive and mobility tech, there’s only one place to be: the Consumer Electronics Show. Vision Mobility’s James Carter saw firsthand Canadian highlights like Project Arrow and how battery electric and autonomous technology dominated this year’s event
The potential of Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) — or V2X (Vehicle-to-everything) technology — to enable safer, smarter transportation in Canada is immense. Experts in our recent webinar weigh in on the promise and pitfalls
Autocrypt and Electric Autonomy Canada are excited to share an invitation to a panel discussion on Smart Cities, increasing accessibility for public transportation.
Despite widespread deployment of advanced driver assistance systems is current vehicles, new test results from the American Automobile Association reveal weak spots in the technology in both ICE and EVs that could have dangerous consequences
The announcement builds on a four-year relationship between the two Canadian companies and reflects growing demand for autonomous tech
Dubbed Waabi World, the simulated driving school for autonomous vehicles is the first offering from the high-profile startup founded by Canadian AI star Raquel Urtasun. It aims to help engineers develop the brains of self-driving software while removing the on-road risk
