Page 14 - Auto Technology News Today

"Public safety is our highest priority, and we are in regular communication with and closely monitoring Cruise and other companies testing and operating self-driving vehicles in Arizona," Arizona Department of Transportation said in a statement.

Future Mobility Concepts: The automaker is showcasing mobility products and technologies at the Tokyo Motor Show, which is now back as the Japan Mobility Show being held in Tokyo from October 26 to November 5, 2023.

Find the latest automobile Auto Insight, News & Articles from all top sources for the Indian Auto industry on ET Auto.

Honda AI Driving: Honda Motor Companys President and CEO, Toshihiro Mibe, announced the companys focus on autonomous driving and generative AI technologies at the Japan Mobility Show. Honda plans to launch a driverless ride-hailing service in Japan in 2026 using the autonomous vehicle Cruise Origin. Mibe also unveiled the electric sports car Prelude Concept, which will pave the way for future sporty models.

ADAS In Auto Industry: The dependence on virtual validation and simulation is going to be extremely critical for automotive development, especially for edge cases.

Sharing a stage at Foxconns annual tech showcase in Taipei, Foxconn Chairman Liu Young-way and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said their companies would build these "AI factories" together. "A new type of manufacturing has emerged - the production of intelligence. And the data centres that produce it are AI factories," Huang said, adding that Foxconn had the expertise and scale to build them globally. Showing a hand-drawn sketch, Huang - sporting his signature black leather jacket -...

Honda E Clutch: This cutting-edge technology, showcased on Hondas official website on Wednesday, will change the way riders interact with their motorcycles, eliminating the need for manual clutch operation during starts, gear shifts, and stops, the company said.

The government panel has proposed the integration of V2X technology in connected cars in India that will help these cars communicate with each other as well as with other systems on the roads including traffic lights.

Tata Elxsi, a design and technology service provider, has partnered with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to develop an Automotive Cyber Security Solution. The collaboration aims to address the cybersecurity challenges posed by complex in-vehicle networks and advancements in software.

The German automakers technology relies on the dedicated Mercedes Pay+ app to facilitate transactions and utilises the fingerprint sensor integrated into the cars MBUX system for secure authentication.