The country's first self-driving buses will start operating on a 22.4-kilometer route between Sejong Intercity Bus Terminal and Osong Station in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, the Ministry ...

The United States will soon have its first self-driving buses that use public roads. Cities like Jacksonville and Las Vegas already have self-driving shuttles in operation, but they use their own ...

It signals that we are ready, willing, and able to welcome other transportation operators that want to integrate self-driving buses into their fleet, efficiently and cost-effectively." ...

Three things have happened in the last month that have made me think about the safety of self-driving cars a lot more. The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued its guidance on the ...

A Canadian startup has developed a pricey self-driving, “hands free” baby stroller which uses artificial intelligence for navigational guidance. The $3,330 Ella smart stroller will be unveiled ...

Tesla has confirmed that over 285,000 people bought its Full Self-Driving (FSD) package in North America. Not 1 million, but more than a lot of people thought. The Full Self-Driving (FSD ...

The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) is kicking off the New Year by developing a new brand slogan to embrace the city’s exciting future. It has been seven years since Seoul launched its “I ...

The latest development in humanity’s ongoing quest to exert less effort has arrived: a self-driving baby stroller. Like most parents, I was always appalled that after diapering, swaddling and ...

Hang onto your baby bonnets: Self-driving technology is coming to strollers. Canadian-based baby gear startup Gluxkind was showing off its Ella AI Powered Smart Stroller at this year’s CES ...

Footage surfaced of a Tesla Model S driver causing an eight-car pileup in San Francisco while using the car's "Full Self-Driving Beta" function. Ironically, the crash occurred the same day Tesla ...

The electric vehicle company’s continued marketing of its Full Self-Driving option—despite its admission that the technology is not autonomous—appears to flout a specific aspect of state rules.