The State of Self-Driving Cars: Autonomous Advances

Inside the Airbus plan to cut near-misses at airports — and reduce delays too

Airbus is testing its self-driving technology in a "cockpit on wheels."Pete Syme/BIAirbus is developing self-driving technology, testing it with a truck at a French airport.`Business Insider got to take a ride during a summit at the planemaker's headquarters.It could be key to reducing airport congestion and collisions in the future.Self-driving planes might be closer than you think.Airbus sees autonomous technology as a way to relieve airport c…

The State of Self-Driving Cars: Autonomous Advances

Significant advances have been made in the technology that powers self-driving cars in the last decade, but there's still further to go. We dive into the current...

Rocsys shows off its tech with a new self-charging, self-driving electric truck

Hands-free EV charging specialist Rocsys demonstrated its encouraging progress in enabling automated driving and charging in the commercial EV segment....

Above: complete film presentation The idea of using autopilots to replace drivers is met with a lot of controversy and disbelief. And it's hardly surprising. Nevertheless, the creators of this type of solution do not cease to present new innovations, the latest example of which is yesterday's presentation from Rotterdam. As part of a project called MAGPIE, DAF and its technological partner Rocsys showed an electric semi-trailer tractor that will…

First ever self-charging, self-driving truck demonstrated - FleetPoint

Automated electric driving and automated charging technologies are making significant progress. Automation provides improved planning, reduced energy consumption, and increased productivity of the charge facilities. This is the key takeaway from the Automated & Electric Trucking demonstration event, held on April 10th at APM Terminals Maasvlakte II. The event was part of the MAGPIE project — an initiative co-funded by the European Horizon 2020 p…