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  • May 25, 2021

First self-driving cars on German roads from 2022

Germany approved autonomous vehicles’ projects driven on the public roads from next year. Lawmakers’ new rules for self-driving cars, driverless buses and other autonomous vehicles is expected to hit the streets of Germany soon. According…
  • May 25, 2021

The Autonomous Guard Vessel

The offshore structures must be protected in all times, nevertheless guard boats’ crews fatigue during the watch. Considering that watch-guard issue an Autonomous Guard Vessel (AGV) model was recently developed in partnership between four Dutch…
  • May 21, 2021

EASA predicts 2024 for air-taxi debut

Passengers in Europe are likely to be flying in electric-powered air taxis by the middle of the decade, according to the EU’s chief aviation safety regulator, but fully autonomous operations are likely to be some…
  • May 20, 2021

Pegasus robots both drive and fly

Robotic Research LLC has released a new multi-domain vehicle capable of mapping and scanning for chemical weapons from the air or on the ground. The Pegasus robots can fly or ride along the ground using…
  • May 17, 2021

Autonomous shipping new regulations

MARLab project delivered its final report on the regulatory impediments on autonomous ship in British seas experimental travel . This report was prepared from MARLab’s and Maritime Future Technologies team. Analysts prediction is for autonomous…
  • May 17, 2021

Textron delays entry to UAM space

Textron officially announced that their service (EIS) target date for the eVTOL projects will be delayed. On this announcement was noted that battery technology has not yet reached the critical level required to the company’s…
  • May 16, 2021

Munich and Nuremberg are Lilium’s initial air taxi hubs

Lilium announced that Munich and Nuremberg in Germany will be the two locations of the company’s first air taxi hubs. The infrastructure for air taxis has been discussed for several years. Lilium has started discussions…
  • May 14, 2021

VW begin testing AI-powered self-driving vans in Germany

Volkswagen announced that it would begin testing its new autonomous vehicles in Germany this summer. Argo AI, a Pittsburgh-based company backed by Ford and VW, created the hardware and software for the German automaker’s electric…