As the automotive industry looks ahead to future mobility, the Centre for Connected & Autonomous Automotive Research (CCAAR) has asserted that fresh thinking from new industry entrants and innovative academics will play a key role in making it happen.
Huw Davies, Deputy of the CAV team at Coventry University, discusses the challenges of assessing CAV performance in his latest blog.
HORIBA MIRA and Coventry University are celebrating three years since the launch of the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Automotive Research (CCAAR), with the landmark partnership supporting some of the UK’s most high-profile projects.
There has been an increasing amount of press given to completely autonomous vehicles and whilst the focus has been undoubtedly on the technology, there is a more fundamental issue that requires attention.
Digital forensics means preserving, gathering and presenting evidence from digital devices for the purposes of investigations. Madeline Cheah explains more.
Richard Stocker explains how vehicle engineering and test specialist HORIBA MIRA is working to tackle the problem of lithium ion battery deterioration.
Driverless cars are touted as the future of transport – but how can we ensure they are as safe as possible?
HORIBA MIRA has joined forces with Coventry University to launch a brand new automotive research centre dedicated to developing intelligent, connected vehicle technology.
Madeline Cheah, Senior Cyber Security Analyst, HORIBA MIRA, investigates the culture of hacking.
Once hackers get into your internet-connected car, they could disable the air bags, brakes, door locks and even steal the vehicle. Here’s how to stop them.
