Open source has become an integral part of the modern automobile, but companies must understand it to benefit from it
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It’s time to recognise the defensive potential of open source
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Uber crash a wake-up call, but autonomous drive development continues
Frost and Sullivan's Arunprasad Nandakumar, Team Leader, and Benny Daniel, Vice President, Consulting, Europe, analyse the fallout of the March 2018 crash in Tempe, Arizona
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Here comes the US-Mexico trade agreement
Foley & Lardner partner Jeff Soble takes a closer look at the reported areas of agreement on a revised NAFTA deal
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Freight – there’s an app for that
Real-time digital load matching services and freight aggregator apps are a clear example of how connectivity can increase efficiency and generate revenue. By Megan Lampinen
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From track to showroom, motorsport still a test bed for mainstream auto industry
Motorsport continues to produce the technological innovation that will define the cars of tomorrow, writes Robert Lind
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OTA updates and honeypots currently best automotive anti-virus
While anti-virus software has long been a fixture of personal computing, it is a new concept for the auto industry
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Co-operation between parties and state essential for safer autonomous driving
The NTSB has now worked on five investigations involving some degree of vehicle autonomy, and is learning how best to meet the new challenges involved
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COMMENT: How Industry 4.0 has impacted the supply chain
Supply chain complexity means digitisation will be no easy feat, but companies will reap the rewards of long-term investments, writes Scott Fawcett
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Why a new maritime fuel rule will hit diesel in trucking
A 2020 regulation on shipping emissions could significantly influence the future of truck propulsion technology, writes Oliver Dixon
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No cyber security, no autonomous vehicle revolution
Autonomous fleets are already hackable, and if companies want to profit from AVs, they need to be seen proactively tackling this challenge. By Jack Hunsley
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Driver liability unsuitable for AVs, but legislators should go slow
Strict liability could prove a sensible starting point for liability legislation in the age of the autonomous vehicle, but governments should avoid knee-jerk reactionism
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Companies must work with ethical hackers to maximise cyber potential
Automakers should be open about cyber weakness; everyone stands to gain by cooperating with cyber researchers, writes Jack Hunsley
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Uber crash casts doubt over Level 3 and 4 autonomous systems
The March 2018 self-driving vehicle crash prompts further concerns over the viability of autonomous systems which require a driver in the loop, along with other issues. By Xavier Boucherat
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V2X will connect the car with the outside world (soon)
V2X will generate a wide range of useful data, which can be leveraged faster than ever before through 5G. This is good news for connected and autonomous vehicles, writes Freddie Holmes
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Self-driving cars need better perception to deal with the unexpected
Luminar CEO Austin Russell tells Automotive World that improved LiDAR could prevent a repeat of the sensor suite failure which led to the death of Elaine Herzberg. By Xavier Boucherat
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Mobility in Las Vegas is the luck of the draw
Anil Valsan, Lead Analyst, Automotive & Transportation, EY, explores some of the leading smart city examples from which Las Vegas can learn
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COMMENT: Mobility is money – and Las Vegas knows it
The sense of speculation and daring associated with Las Vegas has carried over into the city's own approach to mobility, writes Megan Lampinen
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Tourism poses serious challenge for public transport in Vegas
Managing road congestion in a tourist haven demands a flexible and innovative approach to mobility. By Megan Lampinen
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The distinction between assisted and autonomous driving will be crucial
The nature of the March 2018 Uber crash underlines concerns around SAE Level 3 systems. As Thatcham Research explains, the insurance market shares these concerns
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COMMENT: The key to building a better car? Build a better supply chain
Automakers must lean on their supply chains to understand risks, develop new business opportunities and improve efficiency, writes Guy Courtin
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