Autonomous driving platform, Aptiv PLC, Gillingham, United Kingdom

Delphi has developed a combination of hardware and software called "vehicle to everything" or V2E that allows self-driving cars to have more situational awareness to make driving safer. The Verge's Ross Miller took a test drive to see how it works.

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What would it be like to hail a self-driving cab? Lyft is actually letting people find out at CES 2018. The company partnered with Aptiv to offer semi-autonomous rides to 20 different destinations across Las Vegas.

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We've seamlessly integrated our autonomous driving technology into the vehicle. For a vehicle to drive itself, it must have this highly developed sensing ability, mimicking these same human functions. Inputs from cameras, radars, LiDARs and a kind of “digital ESP,” what Aptiv calls vehicle-to-everything or V2E, all have to be processed by a very advanced computing platform, which acts as the brain.

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Hesitant about riding in a self-driving car? You’re not alone. Many of the people that we invite for a fully-autonomous ride are a little nervous to let go of the proverbial wheel. But what if we told you that once they experience it, most people say they would do it again. And again. And again.
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Aptiv, a global technology company that provides leading automated driving solutions, and ride-hailing leader Lyft, partnered to demonstrate a first-of-its-kind fully automated point-to-point ride-hailing experience at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018 in Las Vegas.

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Aptiv announces it will launch a fleet of autonomous vehicles on the Lyft network. The combination of Aptiv’s autonomous driving technology and Lyft’s ride-hailing app is the expansion of a successful partnership that launched in Las Vegas during CES 2018.

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Less than a year ago, self-driving technology company Aptiv launched a fleet of 30 autonomous vehicles in Las Vegas on the Lyft network. Its riders and complex mix of pedestrians and cars on the streets of Las Vegas taught them a thing or two. Here's how Aptiv, which has a total of 75 self-driving test vehicles and a 130,000-square-foot operations center in the city, took rider feedback to make their autonomous vehicle tech more approachable to human riders.

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Aptiv's goal is to create a future where we have ADAS in every car on the road. To help us get there, our deep expertise in sensing and computing allows us to provide life-saving solutions at scale in the real world. And that’s where we talk about active safety.

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At Aptiv, we envision a world with zero road injuries or fatalities. To help us get there, our deep expertise in sensing and computing allows us to provide life-saving solutions in the real world. And that’s where we talk about active safety.

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Aptiv's autonomous driving engineers take you behind the scenes of what it takes to create the future of mobility.

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It’s not just about the technology, that’s table stakes. It’s how your autonomous vehicles scale and adapt globally.

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