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Renesas landed on the perfect spot in Stratford, Ontario, where it opened its first-ever test track for autonomous vehicles in late 2017 – just the step it needed to become a leader in this innovative space.
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Have you seen the future? Have you seen where technology will take us? Or what innovation will bring us? You will...because it's happening right now. And it's happening right here...in Ontario, Canada.
In 2017, Uber decided that if it was going to come out on top in the crowded autonomous vehicle field, it needed help making its self-driving cars smarter and less expensive. The California-based global transportation company headed straight to Toronto, Ontario.
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Here's five exciting things happening here now in connected and autonomous car development.
BlackBerry QNX, an industry leader in automotive software, has announced the opening of their Autonomous Vehicle Innovation Centre (AVIC) in Ottawa.
More than half of the Canadian tech firms at CES 2017 are from Ontario. Here is a list of the exhibitors and how to connect with them.
Ontario is launching the first automated vehicle (AV) pilot program in Canada, led by The University of Waterloo, the Erwin Hymer Group and BlackBerry QNX.
TrustPoint developed and commercialized Elliptic Curve Cryptography which allows vehicles to communicate securely with each other and with the infrastructure around them.
The first annual AutoTech symposium presented by the APMA (Auto Parts Manufacturers' Association).
Ontario, Canada gives parts makers an edge in getting a larger piece of the action in the competitive world of automotive electronics.
The week of May 9 -13, 2016 was a busy one in terms of must-see events showcasing the technological leadership found in the Toronto-Waterloo corridor.
In a recent press release, Maplesoft in Waterloo announced a number of significant advancements in MapleSim, its system-level modeling and simulation product.
The 2016 Canadian International Auto Show held in Toronto this past February garnered global attention and drew record crowds.
With cars and trucks getting smarter all the time, where better to test the next generation of internet-connected vehicles than a city that the Intelligent Communities Forum ranked in 2011, 2012, and 2013 among its Top 7 Intelligent Communities of the Year.
The need for hack-proof security is becoming urgent. In a bid to increase road safety, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has mandated that, by 2020, all new vehicles will be able to communicate with each other.
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