Autonomous Vehicle Engineering
September 2021
- Editorial
Fool Self-Driving II - The Navigator
What will result from NHTSA's Tesla Autopilot investigation? - Data Drives Driverless Truck Launch
Smart diagnostics and advanced validation help support the reliability metrics required to gain confidence that autonomous trucks are ready for the road. - Peering into the Distance
New sensors of all types look out longer distances - and provide higher resolutions - for engineers pushing ADAS capabilities and higher-level vehicle automation. - Ford Drives into SAE Level 2
Driver monitoring was an essential component to engineering the new "hands-free" BlueCruise/Active Glide enhanced ADAS system. - A Chore No More?
The Detroit Smart Parking Lab opens to develop and test emerging parking technology in real-world settings. - Share and Share Alike
The concepts of rideshare and urban mobility continue to evolve as new projects test what's possible. - Ethernet Backbones will Support Many Branches
Ethernet is going mainstream, but CAN and other networks still will be needed as software and electronics do more. - V2X Signals are Looking Up
Security concerns and the move to autonomy should spark acceptance, but engineers must overcome challenges in sensor fusion, reliability and security. - New Tools & Technologies
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