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Fleeting chances: will autonomous trucks create new jobs?

2 weeks ago | here.com | Maja Stefanovic |Ian Dickson

Self-driving vans and trucks are developing quickly, and people are excited about how they could change the logistics landscape. But paired with excitement is an increasing worry that autonomous trucks might take away jobs, especially for drivers. With technological advancement comes opportunity, but a pressing question remains: Will autonomous commercial vehicles generate new jobs through innovation, or will they primarily replace existing ones, leaving workers behind?
How artificial intelligence can help optimize electric vehicles

2 weeks ago | here.com | Ian Dickson |Maja Stefanovic

Electric vehicles (EVs)—from cars and motorbikes to commercial vans and trucks—are no longer the alternative choice. In 2023, almost one in five vehicles sold globally were electric. And by 2035, EV volumes are forecast to top 71.6 million (up from 14.2 million in 2023). The choice is abundant: every major automaker has at least one electric vehicle in its range.
What is a software-defined vehicle?

2 weeks ago | here.com | Maja Stefanovic |Rosie Gizauskas

Technology is reshaping the automotive industry, and one of the most recent and prominent developments is the rise of software-defined vehicles (SDVs). What makes these vehicles special is that they don't just rely on mechanical and hardware-centric systems; their capabilities are driven by sophisticated software. This transformation seamlessly integrates cars into the digital ecosystem, delivering smarter, more intuitive and highly adaptable driving experiences.
Hydrogen fuel vs electric batteries: which is better for EV range?

1 month ago | here.com | Maja Stefanovic |Rosie Gizauskas

Today's sustainable energy solutions are reshaping the way we think about transportation. Electric vehicles are leading this change. But when it comes to charging or fueling these vehicles, there are two main options: electric charging stations and hydrogen fueling stations. To emit little to no greenhouse gases and reduce the dependence on fossil fuels, EVs rely on either a plug-in battery or a hydrogen fuel cell to power their engines.
Are autonomous trucks advancing faster than self-driving cars?

1 month ago | here.com | Maja Stefanovic

Self-driving vehicles are one of the most exciting developments in the automotive industry. But although very exciting, moving into a driverless future isn't without challenges. Navigating complex urban environments, ensuring safety in adverse weather conditions and addressing ethical questions are all factors that are making progress slightly slower than the industry initially predicted. But the greatest surprise has nothing to do with actual cars.
Debate worth having: can over-the-air updates really add value to your car?

1 month ago | here.com | Rosie Gizauskas |Maja Stefanovic |Louis Boroditsky

A key feature of today's connected vehicles, over-the-air (OTA) updates allow manufacturers to remotely upgrade the software in your car via Wi-Fi or network data signal, and can include brand new features being added. And this all takes place without you having to lift a finger—think of it like your cellphone downloading an update while you sleep. But can upgrading the software in your car actually add value to it?
What is the difference between intelligent speed assistance and adaptive cruise control?

1 month ago | here.com | Maja Stefanovic |Louis Boroditsky

The evolution of autonomous and connected driving is accelerating, making vehicles safer, more efficient and easier to use. Cars can now interact with their surroundings with precision, reducing the risk of accidents and increasing safety on the road. Intelligent speed assistance (ISA) and adaptive cruise control (ACC) are two pivotal technologies enhancing driving safety. But while both support the same goal, they function differently.
Location forecast 2025: our round-up of need-to-know asset tracking trends

2 months ago | here.com | Louis Boroditsky |Maja Stefanovic

“Every single IoT device generates data almost every second,” Gino Ferru, HERE’s Senior Vice President and General Manager EMEA told HERE360. “This explosion of telemetry requires us to not only organize the data generated by these devices but also to optimize their efficiency so supply chains improve.”With up to 90 billion IoT (Internet of Things) devices connected in 2024, the asset tracking industry is on the verge of a major transformation.
The pros and cons of autonomous vehicles

2 months ago | here.com | Maja Stefanovic |Damandeep Kochhar

Imagine a world where you don't have to drive, park or look at a map. Or even talk to your taxi driver. No one has to be the designated driver and everyone can feel like they're riding shotgun. Autonomous vehicles, or self-driving cars, are working hard to make this dream a reality. With the potential of eliminating human error, the biggest cause of road incidents, self-driving vehicles are poised to make the safest type of driving the one where there's no driver at all.
For smarter logistics, just add location intelligence

2 months ago | here.com | Louis Boroditsky |Maja Stefanovic |Caroline Christie

Ahead of next week’s Leaders in Logistics Summit in Berlin, HERE360 caught up with Bart Coppelmans, HERE’s Senior Director of Product Management, to get his take on the future of parcel delivery. His insights, rooted in game-changing tech like location intelligence, artificial intelligence (AI) and real-time data, are a goldmine for carriers, postal services, third-party logistics (3PLs) providers and retail logistics teams looking to stay competitive.