Self-driving cars stories
Cognata teams with NVIDIA to enhance AV simulation, using AI to develop realistic traffic scenarios on the powerful DRIVE Constellation platform.
The cloud-based platform enables millions of miles to be driven in virtual worlds across a broad range of scenarios.
Australian researchers are studying insect and rodent brains to enhance AI capabilities in autonomous vehicles, aiming for cognitive flexibility and efficiency.
Huawei has announced a range of new products for the intelligent edge aiming to help enterprises with their digital transformation journeys.
Pure Storage's regional vice president discusses how a self-driving data centre is self-managing, optimising, and restoring - much cooler than a car.
From the first on-board computer in 1981 to today's AI advancements, the car's journey underscores a digital revolution in automotive technology.
HAVAL unveils the P8, its first plug-in hybrid, set to debut at Auto China 2018 under the luxury brand WEY, promising 250kW output and impressive features.
ChannelLife sat down with Professor John Taylor, a local titan of GPU-powered research, to ask about how GPU tech is going to change this country.
Jensen Huang, NVIDIA's CEO, extolled AI advancements, traded insights about tech's future, and shared views on the US-China trade war at GTC18.
NVIDIA is taking autonomous vehicle testing into the cloud with photorealistic simulation, aiming for a safer way to make self-driving cars a reality.
Renesas Electronics announced its new R-Car V3H system-on-chip that delivers high computer vision performance and AI processing.
More than 35 companies have joined planning for the project, which aims to make Western Sydney’s 280-hectare site a testbed for autonomous vehicles.
Global study finds people disagree sharply over who driverless cars should save in an unavoidable crash, exposing ethical hurdles for regulators.
A new autonomous driving research project may help reduce the number of accidents NZ roundabouts in the future according to a local spokesperson.
A landmark report warns New Zealand could miss out on NZD $53 billion in GDP gains by 2035 unless firms act on AI now.
Roads, utilities and telecoms could see heavy spending for years as autonomous cars are adopted far more slowly than many expect.
According to University of Auckland senior lecturer Paul Ralph, It's critical to keep these things in perspective.
Zephyr Airworks unveiled the world's first self-piloted electric air taxi in Christchurch where the technology is being tested.
Autonomous electric fleets could cut road deaths and commute costs sharply, forcing ministers to rethink how New Zealand manages transport demand.
New Zealand firms risk losing ground as the AI boom speeds up, with few corporates yet experimenting or innovating, Greg Cross says.