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DOE Funding will Support WHOI Research to Support Sustainable Development of Offshore Wind

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) has received $750,000 in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to develop next‐generation autonomou

Woods holeUnited statesCape codMark gundersenAran mooneyRichard camilliDepartments of energyBioacoustics labUs department of energyBiology departmentEngineering departmentDuke universityWoods hole oceanographic institutionAustralian centreField roboticsWave adaptive modular vessel

Australian Driverless Tech Breakthrough

Australian researchers have discovered a way for autonomous cars to "see" the world around them so they can .

New south walesEduardo nebotShantanu chakrabortyAustralian centre for field roboticsUniversity of sydneyAustralian centreField roboticsAutonomous vehicleDriverless carThe epoch times

New Technology Gives Smart Cars X-ray -Like Vision, Detecting Hidden Pedestrians, Cyclists

Australian researchers have developed disruptive technology allowing autonomous vehicles to track running pedestrians hidden behind buildings, and cyclists obscured by larger cars, trucks, and buses.

Paul alexanderEduardo nebotLaura thomsonIan christensenMao shanAustralian centre for field roboticsResearch centre fundedAustralian centreField roboticsCohda wirelessDirector ian christensenCollective perception

iTWire - New technology allows smart cars to detect hidden pedestrians and cyclists

Australian researchers have developed new technology that allows autonomous vehicles to track running pedestrians hidden behind buildings and cyclists.

Paul alexanderEduardo nebotIan christensenMao shanAustralian centre for field roboticsResearch centre fundedAustralian centreField roboticsCohda wirelessImove cooperative research centreUniversity of sydney australian centre for field robotics

Cooperative Perception Could Help Autonomous Vehicles See Pedestrians Around Corners

New technology developed by researchers in Australia could help self-driving vehicles steer clear of pedestrians and cyclists without a direct line of

New south walesEduardo nebotMao shanAustralian centre for field roboticsAustralian centreField robotics

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