Autonomy isn’t gunning for your sports car | CarAdvice
There seems to be a sense of fear among petrol heads whenever the topic of autonomy is raised. Fear of handing control over to computers coupled with an overwhelming love of driving – and the dash of hubris that humans are as good as a driver can get – makes the idea of handing over control scary.
SA govt backed driverless vehicle trials get underway
The first in a slew of South Australian government funded autonomous transport trials is due to commence in Adelaide next week. Aurrigo, the Australian subsidiary of UK driverless shuttle supplier RDM Group, will begin testing its cargo-carrying autonomous vehicles at the Tonsley Innovation District, after receiving $1 million from the government’s Future Mobility Lab fund.
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Aurrigo Driverless Cargo Pod Trial – DPTI – Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure South Australia
RDM is a manufacturer of autonomous vehicles and has supplied vehicles to a £20 million UK Autodrive project to conduct trials near London. RDM through its subsidiary, Aurrigo plans to assemble driverless pods in Adelaide for the Asia Pacific region as well as provide local access to RDM’s expertise in AV supply and fleets operations.