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Motor Mouth: The 'social ballet' of autonomous driving


Technically, no matter what the claims from certain manufacturers, current semi-autonomous vehicles require that a driver keep their hands on the wheel at all times. Even most experimental vehicles for instance, the ill-fated Uber-ized Volvo that was involved in a fatality in Phoenix are supposed to have an “emergency driver” who is supposed to remain alert at all times just in case of computer failure.
That said, our inclement weather not so apparent as I write this on a record-setting warm March 11 does provide us with an opportunity to become a “global hub” of autonomous research. Raed Kadri, head of Ontario’s Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network, claims that, with “our existing strengths in automotive and IT, coupled with our strong entrepreneurial cluster and our innovative startups,” we have everything necessary to remain leaders in the autonomous and mobility sectors. In other words, if we play our cards right, Ontario’s frozen winters and our ....

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Toyota Research Institute and Stanford Universitys Dynamic Design Lab Study How to Improve Automotive Safety


Posted January 14th, 2021 for Toyota
Inspired by the Skills of Professional Drift Drivers, Research Seeks to Combine the Technology of Vehicle Automation with Artificial Intelligence Algorithms
LOS ALTOS, Calif. ,
(January 14, 2021) – What if every driver who ran into trouble had the instinctive reflexes of a professional race car driver and the calculated foresight of a supercomputer to avoid a crash? Researchers at Toyota Research Institute are working with Stanford’s Dynamic Design Lab to make this vision come true.
The engineers are conducting research into how to bring together the instincts of professional drivers and automated driving technology. Their goal is to design a new level of active safety technology and share it broadly so that Toyota and other auto manufacturers can deploy it on the road. ....

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