Ontario’s Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network (AVIN) is undertaking work on skills and talent, which focuses on ensuring the sector’s workforce is prepared to meet the needs of the future and maintain its global competitiveness.
Experts across the world are anticipating another major change in multi-modal transportation over the coming decades with the introduction of connected and automated vehicles.
Smart mobility solutions, mainly presented in connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs), will bring great opportunities to cities and their residents. From improving efficiency and safety, and optimizing freight operations to reducing
adverse impacts on the environment and enhancing the quality of life, cities can reap countless benefits in the short and long terms.
Equipped with Level 3 autonomous capabilities on an open-source platform, this research vehicle will interact with local residents in a living laboratory environment, differing from other test vehicles that test only within closed courses or are limited to a host company’s proprietary platform.
Mercedes-Benz technicians are using mixed reality and remote support tech to improve vehicle service and maintenance.
Original Report, G. Knapp, M. Bullock, and C. Stogios, csagroup.org, January 2020 Transportation will rapidly
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