may mobility

Preventing Heatstroke Deaths: Plano-Based Toyota Uses 4D Radar to Detect Passengers Who’ve Been Left Behind

by | May 31, 2022
In 2021 alone, 23 kids in the U.S. died of heatstroke after being left in hot cars. Now a team from Plano-based Toyota Connected North America has developed new tech that uses millimeter-wave, high-resolution 4D imaging radar to detect passengers who've been left behind in a vehicle.

When that happens, a long list of alerts from car honks to flashing lights to texts and smart home device messages could lead to the biggest impact of all: saving a child's life.
MORE
Autonomous Parking Is Coming to DFW International Airport
by | Apr 7, 2022
The pilot is funded through the NCTCOG’s Regional Transportation Council’s (RTC) Automated Vehicles Program.
MORE
From Automated Airport Parking to On-Demand Rides, North Texas Boosts Autonomous Vehicle Capabilities
by | Mar 24, 2022
NCTCOG's Regional Transportation Council believes autonomous vehicles are part of the solution to North Texas' future.

From autonomous parking at DFW airport to self-driving DART shuttles to medication deliveries in McKinney—along with local hubs for Kodiak Robotics, Aurora, and TuSimple—the region could prove to be the "most robust, automated, and connected vehicle ecosystem in the country," says one official.
MORE
ar lington, texas, t exas, autonomous vehicle, autonomous vehicles, autonomous-vehicles, autonomous-vehicle, autonomous_vehicles, on-demand, on demand, ondemand, via, self-driving, selfdriving, self driving, may mobility, maymobility, may-mobility, may mobi lity, pilot program, pilot programs, pilot-program, driverless, public transportation, public-transportation, rideshare, ride-share, rideshares, ride share, the city of arlington, self-driving vehicles, self-driving vehicle, self driving vehicles, shuttle service, shuttle services, dallas, public transit, public-transit, transportation options, transportation option, uta, arlington rapid, ar lington r apid, automation, autonomous vehicle technology, autonomous vehicle technologies, edwin olson, electric vehicles, electric vehicle, jeff williams, mobility solutions, mobility solution, mobility-solution, payment integration demonstration, service area, service areas, ut arlington, ut-arlington, wheelchair-accessible vehicle, co-founder, cofounder, commuter, commuters, daniel ramot, downtown arlington, self-driving cars, self-driving car, self-driving-cars, self-driving-car, transit networks, transit network
Fasten Your Seatbelts: Arlington Launches First On-Demand Public Self-Driving Shuttle Service
by | Mar 23, 2021
The City of Arlington has partnered with Via, May Mobility, and UT Arlington to launch the RAPID pilot program, the first autonomous driving shuttle initiative to integrate with an existing public transportation service.
MORE