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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Autonomous and Self-Driving Vehicle News: Waymo, May Mobility & Emergency Lights Warning
Freeways are an intrinsic part of the Los Angeles experience. To better serve its expansive 79-square-mile service area, ...
Tesla Needs You To Use Full Self-Driving So Badly It's Offering Insurance Discounts
Tesla Insurance now offers up to a 10% discount for users in Texas and Arizona who use Full Self-Driving. To get the full ...
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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 ...
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6 Potentially Liable Parties in a Self-Driving Car Accident
As self-driving cars become more common on U.S. roads, questions about who is responsible for accidents involving these cars are becoming more common.
Self-Driving Trucks Liability: Insights From A Houston Truck Accident Lawyer
Self-driving trucks represent an unprecedented revolution in transport. Though their rise may improve road safety, their ...
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Self Driving Cars Being Tested in NJ. Here’s What You Need To Know
Self-driving cars are being tested in New Jersey. The Garden State was picked because of its variety of roadways.
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Tesla to Launch Self-Driving Car Service in Texas in June, Elon Musk Says
The company plans to use its Model Y and Model 3 cars until its Cybercab launches in 2027.