Annie Turner explains why AI must not only reflect the world as perceived by those who create it if transport is going to become for everybody in the era of automated vehicles. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is foundational to automation, which in turn underpins IoT. The volume, velocity and variety of data that will be generated […]
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New research highlights the gap between automotive manufacturers’ security capabilities and their desire to address cybersecurity issues, writes Matan Scharf, senior security solutions manager at Synopsys. Cybersecurity is an issue of public safety, especially for smart cars and the automotive industry as vehicles become connected, mobile computers, with all the risks inherent to software security. […]
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Vodafone claims to be the first company to live test 5G in Birmingham as part of its UK-wide trial, with Birmingham New Street station becoming the first in the UK to test the new, faster mobile technology. Mayor of the West Midlands, Andy Street, tested the region’s new technology on the New Street concourse. Passengers […]
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The UAE’s intelligent transportation system market is predicted to experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.2% during 2017-2023. So says an industry report released by Research and Market which shows that the segment is poised for healthy growth within the covered period due to a number of factors, among which is the rising […]
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Some evil genius IoT (Internet of Things) developer at the UK’s Highways Agency has got it in for me. As soon as I change lanes in a traffic jam, it instantly slows down. Or maybe it’s the hidden hand of the European Union, argues freelance technology writer and professional sceptic, Nick Booth. The European Commission […]
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Telecoms group Vodafone and mobility company Continental have showcased the first results of their innovation partnership and demonstrated how new technologies can assist in preventing thousands of road accidents every year. The project also included Netrounds for real-time testing and active monitoring,. The Vodafone and Continental project uses Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) to enable a […]
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While the EU Commission Delegated Act C-ITS favours Wifi as the baseline technology for connected cars, there is reason to worry that the Commission is playing favorites with technology. So says Fred Roeder, managing director of the Consumer Choice Center who expresses consumers’ concerns at the Commission’s behaviour: “The Commission ought to provide a framework […]
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As Europe prepares to elect a new European Parliament and appoint new Commissioners, the European Automotive and Telecoms Alliance (EATA) urges policy makers to step up efforts in order to ensure that the EU takes the global lead in connected and automated mobility. As global players launch new products and services in the automotive and […]
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