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Explore the considerations and challenges involved in designing and implementing autonomous vehicle location services, for both indoors and out, in this comprehensive guide.

Scania is expanding its strategic development of autonomous hub-to-hub transport solutions, with the launch of an Autonomous Commercial Pilot Programme.

NEC has developed a RAN autonomous optimisation technology that dynamically controls 5G Radio Access Networks (RAN) according to the status of each user terminal, dramatically improving the productivity of applications, such as the remote control of robots and vehicles. NEC will incorporate the technology into RAN Intelligent Controllers (RIC) and conduct demonstration tests using this technology by March 2025.

Axiomtek, a global pioneer devoted to the research, development, and manufacture of series of innovative and reliable industrial computer products of high efficiency, introduces theROBOX500, a new ROS 2 AMR controller tailored for demanding precise navigation and control applications in heavy-duty industry.

Point One Navigation has announced a webinar for professionals involved in autonomous vehicle development, mapping, and vision applications.

Aurrigo International has started its programme with International Airlines Group (IAG) at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) for the deployment and demonstration of its autonomous baggage tractor, Auto-DollyTug.

The evolution of autonomous vehicles has been a drawn out and arduous process. Although the likes of Tesla and Cruise have heralded a new era for the technology, the news that Cruise will lay off 25% of its workforce following it’s California taxi licences being pulled after an accident in San Francisco show that issues still remain.

Goodyear and Gatik have collaborated for the first successful integration of tyre intelligence technology into an autonomous driving system.

Ambarella has announced during CES the latest additions to its CV3-AD family of automotive AI domain controllers—the CV3-AD635 and CV3-AD655 systems-on-chip (SoCs).

Cruise is set to lay off about 900 employees, which constitutes nearly a quarter of its total staff. This decision, made in December 2023, is part of a broader initiative to curtail expenses and restructure the firm, particularly after an incident on the 2ndof October which involved one of its robotaxis and a pedestrian.