China is permitting trial operations in order to push intelligent vehicle services for the 2022 Winter Olympics.
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The future of passenger drones is buses, not taxis: Ehang
In its first white paper, Ehang proposes a centralized control center for passenger and cargo drones, similar to a public bus system.
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How tech is changing agriculture in China
Drones adoption in agriculture is rising, but it is too early to say what the will mean for farmers and the environment.
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Chinese driverless buses to hit European streets for first time
Chinese technology is arriving at Greece’s first smart city for a world-first pilot of driverless buses.
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Shanghai issues China’s first permits allowing passengers in self-driving cars
Licensed companies can run up to 50 vehicles and can potentially expand their fleets after six months.
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China’s top scientists call for legislation to drive autonomous car industry
Laying out a policy framework will boost the industry’s commercialization, experts say.
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Beijing to allow autonomous taxis to run tests in city suburb
Regulators will allow driverless vehicle tests along 135 kilometers of the city’s public roads.
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China to nearly double coverage of world’s largest C-V2X city network
With more than 2 million vehicles in circulation, Wuxi processes around 1.6 PB (petabyte) of traffic data each day on average.
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China drafts guidelines for AV security, but challenges remain
Beijing took a significant step forward in April 2018, issuing its first national guidelines that allow cities in China to test self-driving cars on their roads.
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Chongqing steps up robotaxi push with launch of 5G-enabled testing zone
Chonqing-based automaker Chang’an is the first to pilot its driverless vehicles in the zone.
