SEOUL, March 17 (Korea Bizwire) - Hyosung Advanced Materials Corp. a carbon fiber business unit of South Korean textile and chemical conglomerate Hyosung Group, said Tuesday that it will supply airbags for Robotaxi, a completely autonomous vehicle developed by Amazon.
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General Motors' majority-owned autonomous vehicle subsidiary Cruise has agreed to acquire Voyage, a self-driving car start-up that operated in retirement communities. The companies, which didn't disclose the terms of the deal, announced it Monday in a blog post by Voyage CEO Oliver Cameron, who will join Cruise as vice president of product.
Hyosung Advanced Materials, the South Korea-based industrial materials producer, said Tuesday that the company would supply its airbags for an Amazon-backed self-driving car. According to Hyosung Advanced Materials, the company's airbag development unit Global Safety Textiles signed a supply contract with Zoox, the robotaxi company acquired by Amazon for more than $1 billion earlier last year.
So, what exactly is Amazon's playbook on autonomous vehicles? There is little doubt that Amazon will be a major user of autonomous vehicles and will participate in multiple AV use-cases. In this column, I will focus on Amazon's AV-related activities.
EE TimesCruise, a majority-owned subsidiary of General Motors, will acquire self-driving startup Voyage in another major autonomous vehicle merger. The announcement came less than a week after news first surfaced that the two companies were in talks about an acquisition. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The VergeSamsung will build a chip that has the ability to compute data collected from various sensors installed in autonomous vehicles.
HT AutoThe National Transportation Safety Board is calling for stronger federal requirements for the design and use of automated driving systems on public roads in the U.S., and it's citing Tesla as an example of why.
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KSU | The Sentinel NewspaperSAN FRANCISCO--()--Ouster, Inc. ("Ouster") a leading provider of high-resolution digital lidar sensors for the industrial automation, smart infrastructure, robotics, and automotive industries, today announced that its common stock will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "OUST".
From the roof to the road to the foods people eat, the Bay Area is going green, and now more people than ever say they want to put their money where their conscience is. Green investing has caught on recently because it focuses on companies making a difference in the fight against climate change and those companies have made investors a lot of money.
NBC Bay AreaThe company shot off to an $88 billion valuation
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The CourierElectric driverless cars are not just coming, folks. They're here. Lyft passengers in Las Vegas can already hail a self-driving taxi. It's one of the first times vehicles with no human behind the wheel are being tested on city streets. Late last month, Intel's self-driving venture, Mobileye, announced that it will power self-driving shuttles in Europe by 2023.
MarketplaceLast October, Tesla rolled out a beta version of its new Autopilot Full Self-Driving (FSD) software (version 8.2) to a small group of Tesla owners in the United States. Driven by high-than-expected demand, this past weekend Elon Musk said his company would make the driver-assistance system available to more customers.
ObserverNVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang to Host AI Pioneers YoshuaBengio, Geoffrey Hinton and Yann LeCun, and Others, at GTC21 Outlook India
California regulators continue to review an update to Tesla's Autopilot feature that enables vehicles with a $10,000 "Full Self-Driving'' option to do things like steer themselves on city streets. Tesla says that, despite the name, the software doesn't offer a level of autonomous capability that requires state approval.
ForbesBloomberg reports that Cruise, a self-driving company jointly owned by GM and Honda, is in talks to acquire the startup Voyage. Founded four years ago, Voyage is working to launch a self-driving taxi service at the Villages, a massive retirement community in Florida. Bloomberg says that "no deal is imminent," and I don't have any inside information.
Ars TechnicaIn the next two decades, 55 million driverless cars are expected to take to the roads worldwide. There is still a long way to go, but the day will come when every car is smart enough to earn the right to drive, Rolando Grandi writes in an article for finews.first.
Zoox Smart Data ("Zoox"), an international provider of technological solutions that harnesses big data to build customer profiles from existing Wi-Fi networks, continues to bolster its presence in hospitality and travel markets throughout the Americas with more major organizations seeking to deploy its industry-leading smart data solutions.
