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Uber, Nissan, and Wayve Partner to Bring Autonomous Mobility to Tokyo

A new collaboration between Wayve, Uber, and Nissan Motor is set to introduce robotaxi services in Tokyo, marking an important step forward for autonomous mobility in Japan. The three companies have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop and pilot robotaxi operations in the Japanese capital, with the goal

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Qualcomm and Wayve ADAS AI driving platform

Qualcomm and Wayve Partner to Deliver Pre-Integrated ADAS and Autonomous Driving System for Automakers

Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and Wayve have announced a collaboration to develop a production-ready advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) and automated driving (AD) solution for automakers around the world. The partnership combines Wayve’s AI-powered driving software with Qualcomm’s established automotive computing platform to deliver a pre-integrated system designed to accelerate the

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Autonomous Toyota Tsusho semi-truck on Japanese highway

Toyota Tsusho Launches Autonomous Truck Road Tests

Toyota Tsusho has begun public road demonstration trials of autonomous semi-trailer trucks on major expressways in central Japan, marking another step toward introducing self-driving freight transport into regular logistics operations. The tests are taking place between logistics hubs in the Japanese prefectures of Shizuoka Prefecture and Aichi Prefecture, with trial

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Tensor Arm Level 4 robocar partnership

Tensor and Arm Holdings Partner to Power the Next Generation of Agentic Robocars

To accelerate the global rollout of Level 4 autonomous driving, Tensor has entered into a multiyear strategic collaboration with Arm Holdings to deliver the core compute architecture for its next-generation agentic AI personal robocar. The partnership is designed to provide the high-performance, safety-certified computing foundation required to commercialize advanced autonomy

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Honda Finishes Pilot Testing

Honda Successfully Completes Pilot of AI-Powered Road Maintenance System

Honda, in partnership with DriveOhio, has completed a two-year pilot program that demonstrates how artificial intelligence and vehicle-generated data can transform roadway maintenance. The initiative marks the nation’s first large-scale test of a proactive road maintenance system that uses real-time data from vehicles to detect infrastructure issues before they become

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Lawsuit Accuses Tesla Autopilot

Tesla Sued in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Alleged Autopilot Failure

A Washington state family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Tesla following a fatal crash involving the company’s Autopilot system that claimed the life of a 28-year-old motorcyclist. The lawsuit alleges that Tesla’s driver-assistance technology failed to recognize a stationary motorcycle, leading to a deadly rear-end collision in Snohomish

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PlusAI and T2 Partner

PlusAI and T2 Partner to Deploy Level 4 Autonomous Trucks in Japan

PlusAI has entered into a strategic partnership with Tokyo-based technology company T2 to introduce Level 4 autonomous trucking solutions to Japan, marking a significant step forward for the country’s freight and logistics sector. The announcement comes at a pivotal moment for PlusAI, which is also preparing to go public through

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Debut of NVIDIA DRIVE AV Software

NVIDIA DRIVE AV Software Debuts in the All-New Mercedes-Benz CLA

NVIDIA is ushering in a new chapter of AI-powered mobility by bringing its NVIDIA DRIVE AV software to public roads in the United States, with deployment expected by the end of this year. The rollout begins with Mercedes-Benz, a long-standing partner committed to advancing vehicle safety, intelligence, and innovation. At

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Mobileye Teams Up With U.S. Automaker

Mobileye Partners With U.S. Automaker to Develop Hands-Free Driving Technology

Mobileye has revealed that a major U.S.-based automaker has chosen its latest EyeQ6H system-on-chip to power next-generation advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), including hands-free driving capabilities on select highways. The technology is expected to be rolled out across millions of vehicles worldwide in the coming years. Mobileye estimates it will

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