Autonomous Vehicle International

6 days ago | autonomousvehicleinternational.com | Anthony James

Wayve has announced its latest international expansion by establishing a testing and development center in Japan to help it accelerate the development of its AI-powered driving software in collaboration with leading automakers. Wayve’s entry into Japan follows the recent announcement of its planned collaboration with Nissan, as talks continue with other international automotive groups.

1 week ago | autonomousvehicleinternational.com | Anthony James

Gatik, an autonomous middle-mile logistics provider, has had two of the major pillars of its Safety Assessment Framework successfully reviewed by TÜV SÜD. Gatik’s methodological approach to both the Safety Case and Functional Safety phases of Gatik’s comprehensive Safety Assessment Framework were independently assessed, marking a significant milestone on the company’s path to safely launching Freight-Only commercial operations this year.

1 week ago | autonomousvehicleinternational.com | Anthony James

An exclusive mini-conference on the publicly funded GAIA-X 4 Product Life Cycle – Across Automated Driving (PLC-AAD) project, which is developing an open and distributed data ecosystem to support the product lifecycle of automated driving functions according to GAIA-X standards, will take place during this year’s ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle Technology Expo in Stuttgart, Germany. Register here to secure your conference pass (rates apply). What will you present during the project update?

1 week ago | autonomousvehicleinternational.com | Anthony James

Horizon Robotics, a provider of smart driving solutions for passenger vehicles, unveiled the mass production version of its Horizon SuperDrive (HSD) urban driving assistance system during a launch event held in Shanghai last week (18 April, 2025). At the event, Horizon Robotics and Chery Automobile also confirmed that HSD will make its global mass-production debut with Chery’s EXEED in September 2025.

1 week ago | autonomousvehicleinternational.com | Anthony James

Helm.ai, which provides AI software for ADAS, autonomous driving and robotics automation, has introduced Helm.ai Driver, a real-time deep neural network (DNN) transformer based path prediction system for highway and urban Level 2 to Level 4 autonomous driving. The company has demonstrated the model’s path prediction capabilities in a closed-loop simulation environment using its proprietary generative AI foundation model, GenSim-2, to re-render realistic sensor data in simulation.