Tesla: Counting Down to Oct. 9 - Barron's (blog)
Investorplace.comTesla: Counting Down to Oct. 9Barron's (blog)Tesla has confirmed that it has begun shipping Model S vehicles equipped with camera safety systems to comply with European safety ratings, and press reports indicate that Mobileye (MBLY) may be the [advanced driver assistance systems, or] ADASﾠ...Will Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA) Leapfrog Other Automakers On Technology ...Tech Insiderall 103 news articlesﾠ» Read more ...
Will Tesla Motors Inc (TSLA) Leapfrog Other Automakers On Technology Standpoint?
Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA)’s CEO, Elon Musk mentioned in a tweet about unveiling the Model D Vehicle in October 9th Event. “About time to unveil the D and something else,” was his tweet. ‘Something else’ in his tweet has sparked a lot of speculations and rumors about ...
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Technology Takes the Wheel - New York Times
The very nature of driving, experts say, will be radically reshaped - and the .... project manager for Valeo's Advanced Driving Assistance Systems.
Nvidia Adds Honda To Its List Of Auto Customers - Trefis
Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) announced the launch of a Tegra-based touchscreen system called the Honda Connect at the Paris Auto Show last week. Honda connect is the world's first embedded Android-based in-car infotainment system. It has a 7-inch customizable...
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Letting Your Car Find a Spot and Park Itself - Sci-Tech Today
With a thumb swipe on a smartphone, your car one day will be able to drive into a parking deck, find an open spot and back into a space -- all by itself. Technology being honed by French auto parts maker Valeo uses a dozen ultrasonic sound-wave sensors, 360-degree cameras and a laser scanner to safely park within a few centimeters of other vehicles...
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Mobileye -6%; Raymond James downgrades on valuation - Seeking Alpha
- With shares having more than doubled from their $25 IPO price, Raymond James has decided to downgrade Mobileye to Market Perform.
- Nonetheless, RJ still considers Mobileye "well-positioned to benefit from increasing [advance driver assistance systems] adoption rates and the ultimate realization of an autonomous driving future."
Google’s driverless car may still be a work in progress, but the potential for semiautonomous vehicles on American roads is no longer the stuff of science fiction. By the end of the decade, a growing number of automakers aim to offer some form of hands-off-the-wheel, feet-off-the-pedals highway driving where a driver can sit back and let the car take control.
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