iMOVE CRC launches this week
The 10-year long project that is iMOVE CRC will be launched this week by Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO.
The 10-year long project that is iMOVE CRC will be launched this week by Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO.
AIMES is a transport test bed of Melbourne roads, gathering & connecting data on how we travel, to help Australians reduce transport time, cost, & stress.
Navya and the South Australian government have agreed to manufacture driverless bus shuttles for the Asia Pacific market in Adelaide.
Suburbs in the south, east, and north of Sydney will be the first in Australia to trial an on-demand shuttle service from Transdev and Transport for New South Wales.
With the Jaguar E-Type Zero, Jaguar puts an electric engine into one of the car world’s most-loved designs, and it just might actually go into production.
Qantas’ FlightPulse app will enable pilots to easily interpret data from multiple sources, to manage flight performance & reduce emissions.
South Australia will trial a small fleet of hydrogen fuel cell-powered buses, as part of a statewide move to reduce carbon emissions.
Connectivity could help perishable goods survive an airfreight container trip in optimum condition, and the containers could also manage their own travel.
Venerable US truck engine maker Cummins has beaten Tesla to the punch with a public showing of its AEOS Concept Class 7 Urban Hauler electric truck.
What ethics should guide automated & connected vehicles usage on the road? Germany has looked ahead & written some fundamental guidelines for the future.
A driverless bus is about to undergo trials in Sydney, initially in a closed environment, but with the general public getting to try it in early 2018.
Before the end of 2017, Queensland will build an Electric Super Highway, equipping 18 cities and towns with fast-charging stations for electric vehicles.
The Yara Birkeland will be the world’s first fully electric and autonomous container ship, replacing up to 40,000 truck journeys annually.
South Australia, Telstra, and Cohda Wireless have hosted a test of vehicle to pedestrian technology, as part of Telstra’s Vehicle-to-Everything project.
A prototype system making use of wireless vehicular communication is looking to ensure that road users see when a motorcycle is nearby on the road.
Mercedes-Benz and Bosch have demonstrated a fully-automated car parking system in Stuttgart, and are hoping to employ it full-time within the next 6 months.