Category: Self-Driving Cars

Integrated control system simulation and autonomous driving in smart city

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Jonathan Bartlett
Date
January 31, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence, Politics, Self-Driving Cars, Technology}

Autonomous Vehicles Are Catching Up Fast

_{There are winners and losers. GM's Cruise was kicked out of California over safety issues but Alphabet's Waymo, which emphasizes safety, is still chugging along} _{Jonathan Bartlett
January 31, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence, Politics, Self-Driving Cars, Technology}

Waymo wisely focused on Level 4 urban self-driving, which is an engineering problem, rather than Level 5’s total autonomy—that’s a philosophical problem. Read More ›

Driver,transport, business trip, destination and people concept

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Jonathan Bartlett
Date
August 7, 2023

Categorized
Self-Driving Cars

Tagged
Jonathan Bartlett, mind matters, self-driving cars, Technology, Transportation, Uber}

Uber Achieves Profitability After Giving Up Self-Driving

_{The alternative taxi service has finally parted ways with its self-driving unit} _{Jonathan Bartlett
August 7, 2023

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Self-Driving Cars}

Leaving the self-driving dream behind is one of the key components that has helped Uber’s finances finally turn from red to black. Read More ›

.Smart cars with automatic sensor driving on metropolis with wireless connection

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News
Date
July 25, 2023

Categorized
Self-Driving Cars

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, COSM 2019, Inrix, Jay Richards, self-driving cars, Tesla}

Is Automated & Shared Vehicle Tech a Benefit to Humanity?

_{Mistele thinks these kinds of vehicles will be cost-effective and safer all around.} _{News
July 25, 2023

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Self-Driving Cars}

Much more convenient and cost-effective, safer, and will lead to more effective land use by being able to do away with parking garages, street parking, etc. Read More ›

Human hand is holding Electric Car Charging connect to Electric car

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News
Date
September 13, 2022

Categorized
Business and Finance, Environment, Self-Driving Cars

Tagged
COSM 2022, Electric vehicles, Featured}

Cars of the Future Will Offer “Electrifying” Rides — Guaranteed

_{Electric car expert Tony Posawatz will be speaking about new industry developments at COSM 2022} _{News
September 13, 2022

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Business and Finance, Environment, Self-Driving Cars}

After forty years in the car business, professional engineer Tony Posawatz, is optimistic about the future of electric vehicles (EVs). At Forbes, he was mooted to replace Elon Musk at Tesla in 2018. Well, one thing Posawatz would not do is jump into an expensive catfight with… Twitter. He is wholly focused on ACES, as it is called: Autonomous, Connected, Electric & Shared vehicles, as the future of private transportation. Go here to get the Early Adopter rate before September 15. Current CEO of Invictus iCAR, a consulting firm that specializes in making cars leaner, meaner, and greener, Posawatz describes himself as “known for championing award-winning products and electrifying rides.” His interests and achievements span many automotive areas: “His product/general Read More ›

Handsome bearded African man touches the touchscreen in his new high-tech electric vehicle while while talking by phone and smiling. Self driving vehicle concept

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Jonathan Bartlett
Date
May 23, 2022

Categorized
Business and Finance, Self-Driving Cars

Tagged
Featured}

New York Times Documentary Takes on Musk’s “Self-Driving” Claims

_{In an era where Big Media tend to just play along with Big Tech hype and vaporware, a Season 2 film homes in for a closer look} _{Jonathan Bartlett
May 23, 2022

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Business and Finance, Self-Driving Cars}

The New York Times has a new TV show through FX Networks, called The New York Times Presents, a series of standalone documentaries presented by journalists from the paper. Mind Matters News readers will likely take a special interest in the first documentary of Season 2 because it deals with the technology of self-driving cars at Tesla and we have been talking about these issues for years. The film, titled Elon Musk’s Crash Course, follows the development of Tesla Motors and its claims about full self-driving vehicles. On the whole, while the I can commend the documentary as one of the first large-scale media efforts to take the issues with Tesla self-driving cars seriously, overall it emphasizes the wrong issues. Read More ›