“Externally mounted sensors significantly increase aerodynamic drag, particularly by increasing the proportion of interference drag within the total aerodynamic drag,” study author Yiping Wang said.

Omnitron Sensors, which makes MEMS sensor chips, has raised $13 million to create inexpensive sensors for self-driving cars.

In a few years from now, technology and AI will be so much integrated into our driving routines that it will be difficult to think of a time when it wasn’t so.

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The test saw all three cars driving 25 miles per hour — 40 kilometres an hour — on dimly lit roads (once with no illumination, then with 10 lux of illumination, and then 20 lux, the British ...

Mahindra has just put out a statement about the BE 6 electric SUV's crash in Hyderabad. According to the statement, the ...