In our last safety series post, we detailed the safety benefits and innovations unlocked by our zero-occupant autonomous vehicle. By beginning with a fundamentally safer design, we’re able to confidently improve on that baseline with a smaller footprint, sophisticated sensor stack, pedestrian-protecting front end, self-clearing sensors, and even an external airbag. Every detail of our hardware is developed through the lens of safety.
Is your affection for yesteryear rooted in the ‘70s disco movement, an ‘80s aerobics studio or ‘90s pop songs? For a drive back in time (and onwards to your next destination), activate Waze’s nostalgic new driving experience.
Lucid Group may be a newcomer to the electric vehicle market, but its entrance has been grand.
The electric automaker announced at GTC that its current and future fleets are built on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion for programmable, intelligent capabilities. By developing on the scalable, software-defined platform, Lucid ensures its vehicles are always at the cutting edge, receiving continuous improvements over the air.
In this first episode of the Connected Car series, Qualcomm SVP and President of Qualcomm Europe Enrico Salvatori speaks with automotive analyst Benedict Evans. The two discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the automotive industry, as it undergoes a digital transformation.
HTC VIVE and holoride are working together to bring VR entertainment to car passengers, by leveraging VIVE Flow immersive VR glasses and holoride’s innovative immersive technology platform.
Tech start-up, holoride is advancing the future of in-vehicle entertainment for passengers by transforming everyday car rides into fun, immersive experiences. holoride’s technology matches XR with real-time motion, location and navigational data from the vehicle. VIVE Flow, lightweight and compact immersive VR glasses, is the perfect device for entertaining passengers on short or long journeys.