The two Midwest cities are using GIS, artificial intelligence and lidar to make fix accessibility issues with their curb ramps and sidewalks.

University of North Texas researchers are developing new technical frameworks to help AVs share data and contribute to what they call "cooperative perception."

A yearlong pilot with Nevada, Dell and NTT uses infrared and lidar to detect collisions and monitor for cars going the wrong direction on one-way streets.

Commentary: An Alaska-based spatial analyst with The Nature Conservancy shares his formula for leading a successful mapping project through a lesser-known federal program.

As cities prepare for an eventual influx of the vehicles, technologists and policy-makers wrestle with big ethical questions and small roadway dots.