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A delay of mass market driverless cars wouldn’t be a problem: Chen
Blackberry CEO sees 2025 for commercially available autonomous vehicles as more realistic.
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New cars are quickly getting self-driving safety features
They include laser sensors, AI, larger viewing screens, cameras that can read speed limit signs, and systems that slow cars ahead of curves and construction zones.
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Going driverless: Legal considerations for the auto industry
Introducing driverless vehicles into our lives comes with unique legal risks.
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California OKs autonomous car testing without backup drivers
A major step toward getting autonomous vehicles to dealerships and onto the streets.
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Magna to increase investments in electrification and vehicle autonomy
Says electric vehicles will only account for 6% of the global market in 2025 and 13% in 2030.
BlackBerry unveils new security tool at Detroit auto show debut
Its Jarvis software will scan all software components in a vehicle within minutes to predict and fix vulnerabilities.
Autonomous vehicle R&D centre opens in Stratford
Researchers to test self-driving technology in real-life traffic scenarios.
Garneau talks self-driving cars with Tesla execs, makes Canadian pitch
Emphasized R&D capabilities in Ontario and Quebec to complement potential production expansion.
Magna joins BMW, Intel to develop autonomous vehicle tech by 2021
Technology to be flexible, adoptable for integration by multiple automakers.
GM buys laser firm in bid to speed autonomous car research
Will work with Cruise Automation team to develop the next generation of laser sensors called Lidar.
GM has already made 130 self-driving Chevrolet Bolts for testing
Will join 50 Bolts that are already being tested in San Francisco; Scottsdale and the Detroit area.
Autonomous cars with no human backup may hit the road next year
Delphi, Transdev to use driverless taxis and a shuttle van to carry passengers on roadways in France.
Intel to buy Mobileye for $15B in race for a driverless future
Deal merges eyes and brain elements of the autonomous vehicle.
Tesla equipping cars to drive completely on their own
Musk predicts the technology will be twice as safe as a human driver butut will jack up vehicle prices.
Ford embraces mobility, expects lower profit in 2017
Ambitious plan to invest in emerging businesses will damp pretax profit.
