Robert Bosch develops a 3D sensor
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Lower the cost of self-driving cars

German automotive supplier Robert Bosch said Thursday it has developed a sensor that lets cars “see” a three-dimensional view of the road, aiming to lower the cost of technology that could speed the development of self-driving cars.

Tesla must face racism claims
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Judge rules case must proceed

A federal judge rejected Tesla efforts to dismiss claims by two former workers that the California electric car factory where they worked was a hotbed of racial hostility.

Xilinx powers Baidu’s ACU for Automated Valet Parking
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Reprogrammable automotive hardware for Tier 1 and OEM’s

Western readers are mostly focused on the automotive market of Europe, the USA, Japan and S Korea and in the last few years, China has become the automotive superpower. Automated Valet Parking and hardware necessary to make it a reality is highly complex, and Xilinx’s Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC (XAZU5EV) scored a hit with Baidu’s Apollo Computing Unit (ACU)

Turkey comes up with its own electric SUV
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Wants to produce 175,000 annually for people who can't afford them

Turkey unveiled its first fully domestically-produced car, saying it aimed to eventually produce up to 175,000 a year of the electric vehicle in a project expected to cost $3.7 billion over 13 years.

Boeing fires CEO
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24 December 2019

Boeing fires CEO


737 Max plane crashes were a train wreck

It looks like Boeing has decided that the scapegoat for the 737 MAX fiasco will be its Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg who is boeing, boeing, gone.