AUGUST 30, 2019

Honda’s safety research, which requires a broad range of analytical tools, computer simulations, crash tests and the handling of crash-test dummies fitted with sensitive instruments, has made the automaker’s vehicles safer.

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Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Aug. 30

GM Developing New Vehicle for U.S. Army; Audi Creates Digital OLEDs; Training Centers at Core of UAW Scandal

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Post-Dieselgate Volkswagen Takes Branding in New Direction

The automaker will launch the “New Volkswagen” motto at next month’s Frankfurt auto show hoping to attract the “significantly younger, more digital and generally more modern” vehicle owner or user.

Remote-Control Technology Enhances Texas A&M Autonomous Shuttles

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In the first phase of the deployment, Designated Driver’s Remote Assistance will be integrated into the Texas A&M shuttle autonomy system to authorize the shuttle to proceed at four-way intersections and stops.

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