Omnitron Sensors’ MEMS could rid us of the spinning tops on self-driving cars (and lower costs too)
Omnitron Sensors, which makes MEMS sensor chips, has raised $13 million to create inexpensive sensors for self-driving cars.
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NASA’s Space Tech That Shaped the Cars You’re Driving Today
That doesn’t mean, however, that interplanetary tech hasn’t found its way into your ride’s design. Even the humblest of daily drivers have been touched by the fruits of NASA’s research over the years, ...
Alphabet: Waymo Is Dominating Self-Driving
Discover why Waymo's multi-sensor approach is outperforming Tesla's camera-only strategy in the race towards fully autonomous ...
Aerodynamic sensors could speed up autonomous vehicles
“Externally mounted sensors significantly increase aerodynamic drag, particularly by increasing the proportion of interference drag within the total aerodynamic drag,” study author Yiping Wang said.
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Volvo Confirms Lidar Sensor in New Car Model Can Damage iPhone
Use precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...
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Tesla Catches Up To BMW With Autonomous Factory Driving
Tesla announced its new implementation of self-driving in a video on Twitter. Apparently cars leaving the assembly line drive ...
Volvo Autonomous Solutions Partners With Waabi to Scale Self-Driving Trucks
The Swedish automaker plans to use pair sensors and other hardware with Waabi's AI-based software in its Volvo VNL Autonomous ...
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Should You Buy Luminar Technologies Stock While It's Below $11?
At the heart of many of those systems are vision-based light detection and ranging (lidar) sensors that provide a comprehensive 360-degree map of their environment. The technology could play a crucial ...