Autonomy International Programme News Today

Following the Yellow Brick Road to safer Human-Machine Collaboration in Airspace Management

ROBOTS will soon be helping to cut NHS waiting lists and caring for people in their homes, according to experts at a York university.

A new exhibition has been planned at York’s National Railway Museum (NRM), showcasing the future of the railway.

A new guidance that aims to help businesses make machine learning-based autonomous products safer has been developed in the UK.

Read more on how the Assuring Autonomy International Programme is boosting confidence in the safety of autonomous systems.

Safety experts at the University of York develop first standardised procedure to help assure the safety of robots, delivery drones, self-driving cars, or any products that use machine learning.

UK computer scientists have developed AMLAS, a process to help make machine learning (ML) for autonomous technologies safe. 

Updated: July 17, 2021, 11:20 am Gathering data for driverless vehicles on the Ardverikie Estate. Rough tracks on a famous Highland estate are being used to teach robots about the challenges of off-road driving. The project will help make driverless vehicles of the future more reliable, wherever they go – from busy city streets to rain-lashed Scottish glens. In a dramatic location, soon to feature in the latest James Bond movie, researchers from the Oxford Institute of Robotics (ORI) have bee...