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Still No Flying Cars: The Underwhelming Progress of Autonomous Vehicles While we're still far from a Jetsons-style reality, understated autonomous features could be the key to safer transportation. February 23, 2021, 12pm PST | Diana Ionescu | Arno Mikkor With billions of dollars invested in autonomous vehicles and federal policy undergoing revision to accommodate them, Allison Arieff, writing in City Monitor, takes stock of the industry and its actual achievements and potential. Arieff starts with the basic questions about the role of autonomous vehicles in our lives. "What problem are ...

On February 5, Olivia Mendelson, assistant educator, discusses a selection of works from the Teaching Gallery exhibition The Autonomous Future of Mobility, curated by Constance Vale, assistant professor of architecture in the Sam Fox School. The exhibition examines the car’s legacy over the past century as depicted in art and visual culture, offering a view toward today’s emerging technological developments and exposing our vulnerability in the face of the horsepower and political power that drive mass movement. The program will include live closed captions. This hour-long tour ...

Kemper Art Museum explores power, influence and vulnerability of motorized travel December 21, 2020 SHARE Works by Ed Ruscha, on view as part of “The Autonomous Future of Mobility.” The Teaching Gallery exhibition at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum is curated by assistant professor Constance Vale, in conjunction with her fall 2020 studio of the same title. (Photo: Constance Vale) A van gleams darkly in the seedy neon of 1970s Times Square. Taxis queue for gas amidst a global oil crisis. In Los Angeles, sprawling development commands acres of flat-lot parking — a feedback loop of u...