Automated shuttle for Detroit starts safety testing at Mcity
ATN Editorial TeamThe University of Michigan is testing an automated shuttle at its Mcity Test Facility to serve older adults and people with disabilities in Detroit.
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Oxa inlcuded in £150 million government funding to supercharge the self-driving vehicles sector
Oxa has been included by the UK Government in its Advanced Manufacturing Plan which sets out £150 million of investment to supercharge the self-driving vehicle…
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Viritech Launches ‘H2 Fill’ hydrogen refuelling solution
Viritech has launched H2 Fill, a flexible and cost-effective refuelling product for hydrogen powertrains, offering faster refuelling times, real-time monitoring, and compatibility with SAE J2799…
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GIB signs MOU with Slovak Government to Construct Battery Gigafactory
The Slovak government and Gotion InoBat Batteries signed a MOU to build a battery factory in Šurany, Slovakia by 2024.
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Bramble Energy partners with EDAG Group to showcase hydrogen fuel cell system
Bramble Energy has signed an MoU with the EDAG Group to collaborate on the development of a digital integration of its patented printed circuit board…
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EDAG Group opens simulator center
The EDAG Group is launching its first vehicle dynamics simulation center, EDAG Zero Prototype Lab, in Wolfsburg in May 2024.
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YASA Awarded £21.2m Funding To Develop In-Wheel Motor
YASA has announced securing £21.2million in Collaborative Research and Development (CR&D) funding from the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK (APC) to develop in-wheel motor
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Ray tracing: simulation for AVs
rFpro has unveiled a new simulation rendering technology, ray tracing, improving realism in sensor simulation for autonomous vehicles and ADAS. We talk with Matt Daley,…
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V2X technology explained
Andrew Pick, Business Director of Track Test Systems at AB Dynamics, discusses Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) technology.
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Cruden supplies autonomous driving simulator to the Technical University of Munich
Cruden has installed an automotive simulator at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) simulation facility in Germany.
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