self-driving

Re-post: "The real Revolution is Self-Driving Infrastructure"

The hype around self-driving cars keeps reaching new heights, with most pundits focusing on their immediate innovation and novelty. Intel’s recent $15 billion acquisition of Mobileye, which makes self-driving sensors and software, illustrates the immense potential of this opportunity. It also highlights, however, what many have yet to grasp: The true transformation isn’t the self-driving car, it’s the underlying digital technology.

The sensors and other necessary systems in a self-driving car will roughly generate and consume five terabytes of data every day. At 65 miles per hour, one second latency can separate life from death, so much of this data will need to be acted upon quickly.

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Re-post: "A Redesigned Steering Wheel For Self-Driving Cars"

Teague’s designers are interested in a world where safety isn’t solely in the hands of automakers–it’s also every community’s collective responsibility. Teague technical director Warren Schramm believes that we have to “decide that it’s not a product decision and it’s our moral standard.

Re-post: How Do Collision Avoidance Systems Work?

Driving is a lot more complex than we typically consider when we get behind the wheel each day. But chances are you’ve had a moment — a car that suddenly brakes in front of you, an animal darting into the street, a distraction that pulls your attention away — where you

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