Bosch advances autonomous driving
Bosch is bringing autonomous driving one step closer to the mass market with a new Level 3 system based on AI and by-wire technology. Unlike the previous system, drivers can now take their hands off the wheel and their eyes off the road in certain situations.
Autonomous Driving feels closer than ever
At Nvidia’s GTC 2026, a 45-minute test drive was conducted in an AI-powered Mercedes CLA equipped with Nvidia’s latest autonomous driving platform. The system is currently at Level 2 autonomy, using cameras and radar to navigate.
Physical AI is advancing
AI is increasingly moving from the screen into the physical world. Physical AI, in which AI systems are connected to sensors, cameras, and mechanical controls, controls robots, drones, autonomous vehicles, and industrial machines.
European robotaxis with Chinese support
The Estonian mobility provider Bolt is partnering with the Chinese company Pony.ai to introduce Level 4 self-driving vehicles in Europe. The collaboration will initially focus on real-world testing, safety validation, and user experience.
Nvidia significantly boosts AI commitment
Nvidia has announced a groundbreaking $100 billion investment in OpenAI, clearly highlighting the massive scale and strategic importance of its growing investment portfolio. This move is part of a series of other investments.
VW and Bosch want to democratize autonomous driving
Volkswagen and Bosch are teaming up to make autonomous driving accessible to a broader market by 2026, using production-ready, AI-based driving software. Their joint initiative, the Automated Driving Alliance, focuses on automated driving for private vehicles.