Thanks to a Michigan Mobility Challenge grant, bus riders with special needs will soon benefit from a partnership between Ann Arbor-based tech innovator LookingBus and Lansing's Capital Area Transportation Authority.
Ann Arbor was chosen from hundreds of potential cities as the research and development center for computing technology solutions company KLA-Tencor.
A panel of mobility experts shared visions of the present and future of our roads during a Mobility Week Detroit event at Lawrence Technological University. Learn what they shared about mobility gained through a human-centric, systems-level approach.
On an invitation from Ann Arbor SPARK, attendees of the AV Test & Development Symposium visited the American Center for Mobility for a tour and live testing and validation demo.
A unique application of technology allows people better enjoy southeast Michigan's 800 miles of bike, hike, and water trails.
Mobility startups worldwide have even more incentive to test and deploy their technologies in Michigan with the announcement of a new grant program from PlanetM. The grant will to help startups test and pilot a variety of mobility innovations.
A recent study commissioned by the American Center for Mobility suggests that autonomous vehicle technology will dent some job categories, boost others.
Michigan schools have until November 8 to apply for more than $3 million in grant money to expand their robotics programs. The grants will be awarded by the Michigan Department of Education.
Michigan's child-focused nonprofits are recognizing the value of collaboration to better support the kids they serve. With child and family health in mind, organizations are getting creative, with positive results.
Connected and autonomous vehicles are high-frequency Industry buzzwords. But what do they mean? We dig in and share the key differences and similarities between these rapidly evolving transportation technologies.
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