FCC Adopts C-V2X Auto Spectrum Rules That Will Impact Ford
Paving the way for vehicle-to-everything technology.
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Paving the way for vehicle-to-everything technology.
Read More »The Blue Oval has been pushing this tech for some time now.
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The system could detect pedestrians and cyclists even if the driver can't see them.
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The agency is calling on automakers to be extra vigilant as attacks become more common.
Read More »The technology could be used by service departments in the future.
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The tech helps reduce congestion by enabling communication between vehicles and traffic lights.
Read More »Ford is toying around with the idea of making vehicles automatically adjust to changes in the speed limit.
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The system could warn both the driver and nearby drivers that danger is imminent.
Read More »The tech can turn lights green so that emergency vehicles can safely drive through intersections.
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Ford will be showing off its new autonomous parking tech at Germany's IAA show next week.
Read More »The future of DRSC safety technology hangs in the balance.
Read More »The information will be used to warn drivers of potentially hazardous conditions ahead.
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Pai wants to reserve 30 MHz of the spectrum for V2V communications.
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FCC Chairman Pai says that for 22 years the spectrum hasn't reached its highest valued use.
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The new tech let pedestrians, cyclists, and scooter riders communicate with C-V2X cars.
Read More »The backing of WiFi by the EC could kill V2X before it even starts.
Read More »China will see vehicle-to-vehicle communication tech before the United States.
Read More »Steps toward the city of tomorrow?
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Vehicles from different makes are adopting a universal language.
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Ford's partnership with Qualcomm inches closer to producing a road-ready communications system.
Read More »Imagine getting pulled over by a real-life Robocop.
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Ford's idea of the "city of tomorrow" is an alluring one. But what about the city of today?
Read More »Ford and Qualcomm are working to develop a standardized way for vehicles to communicate with the world around them.
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Ford will once again have a presence at Las Vegas' annual CES, with the automaker's CEO scheduled to speak.
Read More »Part of Ford's strategy for the future? Making every new vehicle sold in the US connected.
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Ford has agreed to contribute $5 million to a new connected- and autonomous-vehicle testing facility being built in Michigan.
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