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The Institution of Mechanical Engineers is calling for more driverless car trials on UK roads so people can see the vehicles in action and experience them
Investors include BMW, Hyundai and the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance
Sandia National Laboratories in the US says autonomous machines could keep blades operational for longer and drive down the costs of wind energy
Angus Adventures says its solar and wind power vessels can monitor for oil spills, track animals and detect illegal fishermen
The CEO and Founder said Tesla owners would be able to send their car out to do taxi work while they are doing other tasks
The Daimler subsidiary has acquired the majority stake in Torc Robotics for an undisclosed sum
The driverless electric vehicle is to be trialled at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore
In the UK, almost one in four agree while around 19% said they don’t expect their fleets to ever become fully electric
New advanced trials could remove the need for a dedicated driver to be present
They will assess technical performance as well as explore how driverless technology can seamlessly integrate into society
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