Topic: Transportation

Uses of real-time data in the transportation sector, such as driverless cars, traffic management, fleet management, railway administration, and accident prevention.

GlobalData: Autonomous Vehicles Will Dominate Deliveries

GlobalData shares optimism with Waymo, Ford, and other developers of autonomous vehicles that the future of deliveries will remain on the

Drive.ai Launches Self-Driving Taxi Pilot Program In Arlington

Drive.ai will run a one-year self-driving pilot program in the city of Arlington, Texas, which will ferry testers through the city's Entertainment

Millions Later, Uber Abandons Self-Driving Truck Division

Uber is wrapping up its self-driving truck division, two years after the acquisition of Otto for $680

What Autonomous Vehicles Can Learn from IoT about Real-Time Design

Autonomous vehicles will soon be on more streets, meaning more interactions with humans. What can we glean from other sectors to make this rollout

Connectivity East: Singapore is a Tech Island in a Big Ocean

Southeast Asia's Singapore is proving itself to be a cutting-edge testbed for autonomous vehicles and other new transportation tech

Case Study: Real-Time Technology Keeps Railways on Track

Positive train control (PTC) can now be supported by cloud computing technology, making railways

Connectivity East: The Elephant or The Tiger in India?

While job losses from self-driving cars are a concern in India, its complex driving environment may have more to do with a slow rollout of driverless

GRIDSMART Making Roads Safer…From Cyberattack

The group will help transportation industry technology and infrastructure partners develop security programs to make roads safer from

Data Ownership in the Age of the Connected Vehicle

The issue of data ownership in the coming generations of connected vehicles will be thorny. Owners, drivers, OEMs, insurers, and others may have

Case Study: Real-Time at Sea by Ferry

While the ferry business has long been held together with tech -- beacons and radio contact -- in this new era of IoT, more data makes for better