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ANN ARBOR —Augmented reality technology can accelerate testing of connected and automated vehicles by 1,000 to 100,000 times, depending on different testing scenarios, and reduce additional testing costs — beyond the price of physical vehicles — to almost...

COPENHAGEN—As global interest in driverless vehicle services grows, the University of Michigan has released a case study documenting its experience launching an on-campus driverless shuttle research project.
It is believed to be the first study of its kind, and expands the body of knowledge about automated driving services....

Journal part of new U-M project to promote research, education, and scholarship at the intersection of law and mobility transformation
DETROIT—The University of Michigan Law School and U-M’s Mcity, in close collaboration with Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and the Michigan Council on Future Mobility, launched a new Law and Mobility Project to promote research, education, and scholarship...

ANN ARBOR—The Mcity Driverless Shuttle, a research project at the University of Michigan, launched today on U-M’s North Campus.
In the project, Mcity is studying how passengers react to the driverless shuttles as a way to gauge consumer acceptance of the technology. The shuttles are equipped with onboard cameras and Wi-Fi communications to capture data generated during operation...