Latest Automation News
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Volvo Extends Partnership with NVIDIA for New Automated Driving Technology
Volvo Cars has announced an expansion of its existing partnership with NVIDIA that will look to enable further safety in automated vehicles.
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Valeo to Showcase Autonomous Truck Technologies at IAA Transportation
Valeo will present technologies for heavy-duty trucks and light commercial vehicles at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover.
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Study Examines Impact of Head Injuries on Automated Vehicle Takeovers
A study at Binghamton University has examined how people with a history of head injuries take control of a partially automated vehicle.
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Qualcomm to Supply BMW's Future Cockpit and ADAS Chips
BMW Group has signed a long-term agreement with Qualcomm Technologies to supply compute silicon for its ADAS/AD systems.
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Aurrigo to Supply High-Performance Electrical Sets for Supercar Programme
Aurrigo has been awarded a three-year £4.5 million GBP agreement to supply electrical sets for a next generation supercar programme.
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Loughborough University Conducts Research on Passenger Responses in Emergency Situations
A research team at Loughborough University has been conducting tests to assess how passengers respond when self-driving vehicles 'go wrong'.
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Public Confidence and Comprehension in Automotive Technology
From InCabin Europe 2025: As vehicle technology advances, drivers are arguably struggling to keep up and accept new developments.
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Automotive Advances Unveiled at InCabin and AutoSens 2025
InCabin and AutoSens Europe showcased a wave of innovations shaping the future of automotive safety, connectivity, and perception.
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A Decade of Automotive Technology: Sensors, Systems, and the Road Ahead
At the 10th anniversary of AutoSens, Martin Punke from Aumovio, reflected on the automotive industry's progress and what remains unresolved.
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Autonomous Transport Projects Secure UK Government Funding
Several connected and automated mobility (CAM) projects have received funding from the UK Government to advance autonomous transport.
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The InCabin Report
Download your copy of the InCabin Report, a technical resource covering current technologies and regulations across the automotive industry.
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InCabin and AutoSens Showcase the Latest in Automotive Technology
Recent press briefings at AutoSens and InCabin offered a snapshot of the automotive industry's progress to enhance safety and convenience.
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Stellantis Introduces Level 3 STLA AutoDrive Technology
Stellantis has unveiled STLA AutoDrive 1.0, its first in-house-developed automated driving system for Level 3 operation.
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Remote-Driving Car Service Launches in Belgium
Ush has partnered with Poppy Mobility to introduce remote-driving technology for rental car deliveries at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges.
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Trust in ADAS Reported to Rise as Automated Vehicles Near UK Roads
Confidence in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) is growing among UK motorists, according to a survey by Venson Automotive Solutions.
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How is the Automotive Industry Harnessing the AI Revolution?
Last week, AutoSens and InCabin explored how AI is revolutionising the automotive industry through automated driving and in-cabin features.
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Wayve and Uber to Deploy Automated Driving Technologies
Wayve and Uber have announced a partnership integrate Wayve's advanced AI capabilities into consumer vehicles and scale the technology.
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Ford BlueCruise Approved in 15 Countries in Europe
The European Commission has approved Ford's BlueCruise hands-free driving technology to be used across 15 countries in Europe.
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A Deep Dive into Leonardo's Tests of Daedalean's OmniX
Daedalean has been working with Leonardo Helicopters on a year-long project to flight-test the OmniX visual awareness suite.
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Aurora’s Verifiable AI Approach to Self-Driving
Aurora has developed an approach called 'verifiable AI', which solves the alignment problem for self-driving vehicles.
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ISO 26262 certification for EasyMile
EasyMile has announced that it has successfully achieved ISO 26262 compliance of its Functional Safety Management process.
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AutoSens and InCabin Set to Converge in Detroit, May 21-23
AutoSens and InCabin will converge in Detroit, gathering engineers, industry leaders, and innovators in ADAS, AV, and sensing technology.
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Autonomous Container Transport at Lineage Logistics
An extensive pilot was carried out at the Lineage's Vlissingen site to find out if driverless vehicles can be used to transport containers.
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Volkswagen Group and Mobileye to Roll Out Automated Driving Functions
The Volkswagen Group is collaborating with Mobileye to roll out additional automated and autonomous driving features.