
Autonomous transportation isn’t limited to personal vehicles anymore. As TechRepublic recently reported, Tesla is working on a fleet of self-driving semi-trucks that could change the shipping industry. Early this year, a French company began testing driverless shuttle buses in Las Vegas, which could signal coming changes in public transportation. As more companies refine the technology, even the government is getting involved. A US Department of Transportation committee focused on the automation of transportation began meeting in early 2017.
TechRepublic’s sister site, Tech Pro Research, wants to know what, if anything, your organization is doing with autonomous transportation. Are you hoping this is a fad that will go away, or are you actively prototyping and developing autonomous transportation technology? To help with this research, please take a few minutes and give us your thoughts and experience in a short survey. You’ll be asked six multiple-choice questions and one optional open-ended question.
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Also see:
- Why laws regulating autonomous vehicles are needed now (TechRepublic)
- NVIDIA AI platform promises fully autonomous taxis by 2018: Is it possible? (TechRepublic)
- Cook: Apple to focus on ‘autonomous systems,’ not just self-driving cars (TechRepublic)
- Autonomous construction equipment is here (ZDNet)
- First self-driving cars, now Google AI is helping Rolls-Royce with autonomous ships (ZDNet)
- US House approves bill to advance autonomous car testing (ZDNet)