Created in collaboration with and delivered by leading industry organizations, the CAV Talent Catalyst program will explore the foundations of CAVs, highlight up to date sensor technology and provide an overview of cybersecurity protocols; the program also provides the opportunity to connect with industry professionals.
Toronto — The Ontario government is investing $10 million in auto parts companies through the Ontario Automotive Modernization Program (O-AMP) to boost competitiveness and position Ontario as a North American hub for building the car of the future. Funding awarded so far will leverage $25.8 million in industry investments.
The Ontario Centre of Innovation (OCI), formerly known as Ontario Centres of Excellence, is working with Ernst & Young (EY) as part of its Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network (AVIN) initiative to conduct a labour market study for key segments of the automotive and mobility sector. As a part of this
The AVIN project will extend the core capabilities of Transoft’s automated road safety solutions to allow collision courses between road users to be predicted in real-time so that potential crashes can be detected in advance and avoided. And to further enhance the prediction accuracy and computation efficiency, AI will be
China leads in battery production and overall ranking. Germany and France move up to second and third place. Electric vehicle sales rise in Germany, France, Italy and South Korea.
Invision AI, Thales and Metrolinx are building unique sensing and computing capabilities that provide enhanced situational awareness to existing rail systems and are capable of operating in severe winter conditions. The goal of this partnership is to build a platform that will ultimately enable deployments in urban, regional and mainline
Under the plan, VW will aim to have an interest in six battery plants in Europe by 2030 at a cost of around $29 billion, according to estimates by BloombergNEF.
This analysis represents a snapshot of one specific operating environment. Should the promising results eventually extend beyond Chandler’s borders to more complex roads, broad safety goals may indeed be achieved.
In order to find evidence about the linkages and interactions between the diffusion of AEVs and the six connected urban sub-systems (i.e., transportation, land use, economy, energy, environment, and population systems), this paper reviewed the adoption of AVs, EVs, and AEVs and their impacts on the connected urban sub-systems, mainly
The benefits of using autonomous and connected vehicles in agricultural fields and farms have proved to be equally – if not more – rewarding for owners, operators, and consumers. The use of smart mobility in the agriculture industry has been rewarding for the technology itself as well. Fields and farms
To collect these results, APMA and KPMG in Canada surveyed hundreds of Canadian manufacturing businesses in the fall of 2020 on their experiences, perspectives, and preparedness levels in relation to cybersecurity in the automotive sector.
This survey-based study has yielded a valuable and detailed profile of Niagara region firms that have given generously of their time to respond. There were 103 full survey completions and also 98 partial survey completions that yielded some additional useful information.
As Europe’s transport sector pursues the sustainability objectives outlined in the European Commission’s Green Deal, the digital integration of transport modes enabled by the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) concept can support this.
Once selected, businesses will receive autonomous driving preferred startup status which provides numerous benefits.
Cities can get ahead of the many AV possibilities by developing plans, thinking creatively, and collaborating with other levels of government.
Canada is one of the countries assessed by this research as having the highest ratings for both government-funded Autonomous Vehicles (AV) pilots and industry partnerships, and much of its significant work is focused on collaboration. Organizations collaborate through the Ontario’s Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Network, which is supported by the province’s
Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) buses cost half compared to electric buses and have a similar fuel price as diesel. Diesel buses can be replaced 1-for-1 with RNG without compromising performance. Like diesel, RNG operates during freezing weather conditions and refuelling takes minutes, not hours. This demonstrates that municipalities can have
These technologies will continue to evolve, connecting more vehicles to each other, to infrastructure, and to other users on the road. Avoiding undesirable outcomes and achieving the benefits of CASE vehicles in Canada will require meeting significant technical and societal challenges and will depend on how industry, consumers, and governments
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