Would these work on the EDSA Carousel?
by Billy Caluag
It’s plying a select route around Clark and is free to use (for now)
There's still a ways to go before we start seeing the widespread use of autonomous vehicles here in the Philippines, but one day, we'll get there. Eventually. And we're going to have to start small.Something as small as
Bad idea?
Intelligent and adaptive braking, self-driving, hands-free mode, automatic parking-no, we aren't listing down the spec sheet of Elon Musk's latest creation. This is actually the feature package of a baby stroller.So, yeah. Apparently, self-driving strollers
by Drei Laurel
Controversial? Yes. Logical. Yes, too.
Many things bug me about the prospect of autonomous cars. I bring those concerns to researchers and developers, who calmly reassure me they'll eventually solve most of them. But there's one issue that no engineer will address. Or at least
by Paul Horrell
It's a concept for now
We'd like to imagine that at some point in the recent past, someone at Scania asked 'what would the car internet like to see?' followed up by the best possible answer. 'How about an autonomous dumper truck powersliding around an abandoned
by Greg Potts
Boy do we need this
If you're still trying to get your head around the inevitability of autonomous cars, prepare to have your melon twisted even further. See, for CES (the techfest currently going down in Sin City) BMW has unveiled a self-riding motorbike. Hit
