AGRICULTURE
Automated Driving Systems (ADS) for Rural America case study
An automated Ford Transit 350HD shuttle bus is about to embark on two-year journey traversing a 47-mile loop of Midwestern roadways.
University of North Texas: Expanding CAV capabilities
Researchers at the University of North Texas are investigating novel ways to expand capabilities of perception systems fundamental to autonomous vehicles
Intelligent Mobility at the University of Nevada Reno
Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno, are using an AutonomouStuff Lincoln MKZ Automated Research Development Platform to advance the development of autonomous technology.
University of Cincinnati Next Mobility Lab
Students and faculty at the University of Cincinnati's Next Mobility Lab are working across disciplines and with other researchers beyond the institution's corridors to develop the next generation of automated and connected vehicles.
University of Illinois Center for Autonomy
As part of a partnership between the Center for Autonomy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's Grainger College of Engineering and AutonomouStuff, professors and students have long-term access to an automated Polaris GEM.
Aerial Robots from Penn Engineering
Kumar Lab of Penn Engineering is interested in exploring the possibility of leveraging an autonomous quadrotor in earthquake-damaged environments through field experiments that focus on cooperative mapping using both ground and aerial robots.
University of Waterloo Autonomoose
The researchers from the University of Waterloo Centre for Automotive Research (WatCAR) are modifying a Lincoln MKZ Hybrid to autonomous drive-by-wire operation.
Blind Driver Challenge
AutonomouStuff, a leading product supplier of automotive perception technologies, is pleased to announce its products are being used in developing the next generation of NFB Blind Driver Challenge vehicles. The purpose of the NFB Blind Driver Challenge™ is to stimulate non-visual technological innovation through the NFB Jernigan Institute.