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Autobrains targets autonomous driving’s next hurdle: scaling from city to city
With technology already deployed in VinFast vehicles and a Munich robotaxi program with Uber and NVIDIA, the Israeli company says specialized AI and lighter mapping requirements could make advanced autonomy easier to repeat across markets
ynet Global | 09.17.26
2027 could be the year autonomous cars finally take off — but China may get there first
After more than $100 billion in investment and a string of costly failures, experts say advances in Physical AI, radar, lidar and simulation could finally push autonomous vehicles toward wider adoption, with China moving faster than Western markets
Tal Shahaf | 09.15.26
Mobileye
From one camera to 250 million cars: how Mobileye became an Israeli tech giant
Born from a chance question in Japan, Mobileye turned Hebrew University research into a $15.3 billion Intel deal and technology in 250 million vehicles; now it is betting on robotaxis and fully autonomous driving
ynet Global | 09.12.26
Israel’s driverless D9 enters combat as IAI pushes battlefield autonomy to the ground
Meet Panda, IDF’s driverless D9 bulldozer built to take the first fire instead of soldiers
Israel Aerospace Industries’ robotic system turns the armored D9 into a remotely operated or autonomous vehicle that can clear routes, move earth and perform dangerous missions without a soldier inside, as developers work toward one operator controlling entire fleets of battlefield robots
Tal Shahaf | 09.09.26
Tesla
Tesla Cybercab arrives in Austin as robotaxi rollout expands
Tesla releases video of its purpose-built autonomous car in Austin as the two-seat Cybercab joins a Robotaxi network already operating with Model Ys in Texas and Florida
Dennis Bihler | 09.03.26
רכב הצילום של HERE
HERE mapping car arrives in Israel to capture 3D streets for autonomous vehicles
Following Google and Apple, Finnish firm HERE has deployed a 3D mapping car in Israel to create centimeter-accurate maps for autonomous vehicles; images are encrypted and blurred of identifying details before being added to its global digital map
Israel Wullman | 11.08.25
רכב אוטונומי
'By the end of the decade, autonomous cars will drive using artificial intelligence'
Is regulation holding back autonomous cars, how can transportation systems be protected from cyberattacks and when will the flying car arrive? We found the people designing the future of mobility
Noam Rhein | 04.16.25
Electric cars and autonomous vehicles: A future delayed
The year 2024 saw major disruptions in the global automotive industry, from tariff battles with Chinese automakers to Western manufacturers facing declining profits; Electric and autonomous vehicle innovations slowed, while mergers marked attempts to navigate an uncertain future
Noam Rhein | 01.04.25
עמית רוזנצוויג
Go remote: Israeli startup redefining autonomous cars
Ottopia CEO Amit Rosenzweig says true self-driving cars are far off, but new technologies his company developed allow remote drivers sitting in front of a computer to safely navigate them to wherever they need to go
Israel Wullman | 06.17.24
Hyundai Ioniq 5 is the first autonomous car to get a drivers license
Hyundai Ioniq 5 is first autonomous car ever with a driver's license
Hyundai's successful electric car was equipped with advanced autonomous systems and went through a rigorous practical driving test in Las Vegas, which it passed successfully; The American public is not yet convinced that it is safe without a driver, but maybe now they will be
Yoel Schwartz | 04.02.24
באדיבות מהפכני הרחוב הבטוח בסן פרנסיסקו: רכב אוטונומי סופר-משוכלל יוצא מכלל פעולה כשמניחים על מכסה המנוע שלו קונוס תנועה. אישה נוסעת במכונית אוטונומית
Self-driving cars clear another hurdle on way to approval in Israel
Cross-ministerial team reviews legality of autonomous vehicle use in Israel, advising to keep current law as is, also proposing potentially requiring insurance for firms running driverless systems
Yoel Schwartz | 03.17.24
Innoviz co-founder and CEO Omer Keilaf
Hi-tech at war: Innoviz keeps shift in drive
While their colleagues are on the front, Omer Keilaf, CEO of one of Israel’s flagship unicorns, says that employees are more motivated than ever; ‘This is not just about winning a war; it's about ensuring the continuity and success of our country’
Moshe David Rubinstein | 11.13.23
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