While full self-driving technology isn't road ready, Honda shows it can be used elsewhere right now
In a demonstration at Toronto’s Pearson airport, Honda showed how its AWV is able to detect holes in fences, damaged signs or other potential hazards
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In a demonstration at Toronto’s Pearson airport, Honda showed how its AWV is able to detect holes in fences, damaged signs or other potential hazards
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Challenges of Developing a Safety System for an Autonomous Work Site Q&A with Nathan Bivans, CTO | Fort Robotics Tell us about yourself and role at FORT Robotics. I'm Nathan Bivans, CTO for FORT Robotics. FORT was founded at the end of 2018 from another startup where I was also CTO - Humanistic Robotics Inc (HRI) where I developed and patented a wireless safety protocol designed for dangerous applications in landmine clearance. Earlier in my career I worked on a variety of complex products at Morotola USA’s mobility group and Apple Computer. At HRI, we recognized the critical need for w...