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Driverless Car

8 stories about Driverless Car
פרופ’ אמנון שעשוע מנכ"ל מובילאיי מסכם שנתיים באינטל

The Car’s Camera Will Notify Authorities About Problems, Says Mobileye CEO

28.07.19|Lior Gutman
Amnon Shashua recently spoke to Calcalist in London, where the company demonstrated its new EyeQ4 camera
מייסדי Ottopia מימין עמית רוזנצוויג ליאון אלטרץ

Remote Support for Self-Driving Cars Startup Raises $3 Million

23.12.18|Tofi Stoler
Tel Aviv-based Ottopia develops software that allows a human operator to remotely assist a vehicle’s artificial intelligence system in making decisions in complex situations
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Telit Announces Delay in Sale of Automotive Division to TUS

12.12.18|CTech
Telit also announced its 2018 revenues outlook to be at between $415 million and $425 million
ועידת פריז 2018 ליאור סיטון מובילאי

Safety Is a Priority with the Autonomous Vehicle, Says Mobileye Vice President

03.10.18|Omer Kabir
Lior Sethon spoke Tuesday at a conference on innovation held by Calcalist at the Mondial de l'Automobile auto show in Paris
רכב אוטונומי מבפנים

Driverless Cars Need Some More Sensing Power

02.10.18|Amit Nisenbaum
In 2018, the question of driverless cars is no longer “if,” but rather “when,” writes mobility entrepreneur Amit Nisenbaum
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Who Ordered the On-Wheels Shoe-Shop? Reimagining Commerce for the Age of Driverless Cars

28.09.18|Uri Levine
The Ice Cream truck is old hat. Autonomous vehicles can change commerce and e-commerce fundamentally, writes Waze co-founder Uri Levine
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Live Broadcasting Company LiveU Expands to Autonomous Car Market

28.08.18|Meir Orbach
Israel-based LiveU develops technology for live broadcasting and streaming over cellular networks, with an option for remote control. Clients include Fox News, BBC, and Facebook
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SEAT to Integrate In-Car Sensors to Monitor Drivers’ Alertness

28.02.18|Tofi Stoler
The technology, developed by Israel-based gesture recognition company eyeSight, is currently being featured at the Mobile World Congress Show in Barcelona