Tempe’s Self-Driving Accident: Should Performance Data Be Shared?
The recent deadly Uber self-driving vehicle accident in Arizona shows the tech still needs to improve. Should all players in the market be sharing use
Connectivity East: China’s “People’s Republic” of Automation
Connected car technology is most often associated with countries such as Germany and Japan, but what happens when China wants
Connectivity East: Riding Along in Japan’s Land of the Rising Sun
With some of the world's most innovative automakers based there, Japan is hard at work on the connected car and is tying developments to the 2020
SAP Moves to Embed Analytics in Connected Vehicles
The goal of this effort is to be able to not only automatically pay for fuel, tolls, and parking, but also provide real-time info about traffic
Connectivity East: The Connected Car Has an Olympic Moment
The PyeongChang Winter Olympics gave South Korea a chance to showcase their own connected car developments and its growing tech
Now, the Internet of Things Can be Made Self-Aware
MIT proposes taking IoT to its next natural cognitive level. This means adding some AI across the entire IoT network to make it
How Will We Regulate the Connected Vehicle?
While connected and autonomous vehicles will dominate our roadways in the coming years, how will we regulate around these new
Car Subscriptions May Be the Way of the Future
As more people rely on Uber and Lyft for rides to get places, auto dealerships are beginning to feel the heat and looking to ideas like a car
CIOs Divulge How Smart City Agendas are Greenlit at CES 2018
Chief innovation officers from Las Vegas, Kansas City, and Miami spoke about pushing smart city agendas to improve
Power at the Edge: How Electric Cars Will Fill Up on the Fly
New technologies bringing more autonomous and connected vehicles into production will see more electric cars on our roads. How will they stay charged