Tag: autonomous vehicle
Cruise Gets $850 Million From GM
Company has burned through $8.2 billion since 2017, hopes to restart testing
There is hope for Cruise, the robotaxi company that was forced to cease operations...
Feds Open Investigation of Autonomous Vehicle Companies
Biggest series of investigations since the advent of autonomous driving…
It’s been a tough couple of weeks for autonomous vehicle companies as the National Highway Traffic...
Mercedes-Benz First To Offer Level 3 Autonomous Driving For Sale in...
Two types of sedans come with Drive Pilot that doesn’t require users to keep eyes on road
Mercedes-Benz has become the first automaker to offer Level...
Tesla to Launch Robotaxi This Summer
Elon Musk has announced that Tesla will roll out its own robotaxi this summer. In an X post, the entrepreneur said he would unveil the car on Aug. 8.
Musk...
How Can Autonomous Vehicles Navigate When GNSS Isn’t Working? What...
By Aaron Nathan
First, what is dead reckoning? It has nothing to do with death or dead people
For many centuries, travelers have used “Dead reckoning”...
Companies Launch Products for Mobility Markets
Swift Navigation and Telit Cinterion have launched a joint product that integrates Swift’s Skylark Precise Positioning Service with Telit Cinterion’s GNSS modules. Use cases include wearables, robotic lawn mowers...
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Aerospacelab Will Build, Launch Xona Space Systems’ Navigation Satellite
Aerospacelab will design, manufacture and launch Xona Space Systems’ upcoming navigation satellite. Aerospacelab will also assist Xona Space...
Viavi To Acquire PNT Testing Company Spirent for $1.3 Billion
Viavi says PNT testing pioneer has complimentary technology
Arizona-based Viavi VIAV 0.00%↑ has agreed to acquire testing and measurement Spirent Communications for $1.3 billion in...
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EUSPA Releases 2024 EO and GNSS Market Report
The EU Agency for the Space Program has rolled out its 2024 Earth Observation and GNSS Market Report. ...
MWC 2024 Preview: Mapping Companies Return, Automakers Don’t
The annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, set to kick off early next week, used to see a ton of automakers—even if it was known as...
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