Just nine months after setting up a £11 million research fund into autonomous vehicle technology, Jaguar Land Rover announces that it plans to have 100 driverless cars out on the streets by 2020. In October, the company began working with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (ESPSRC) with the plan of creating fully autonomous cars. So far the partnership has been fruitful and Jaguar’s head of research Tony Harper is pleased with how much progress has been achieved in such a short amount of time, saying: "Our connected and automated technology could help improve traffic flow, cut congestion and… [Continue Reading]
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