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Fiat-Chrysler Will Deploy Aurora Self-Driving Technology on It Commercial Vehicles

(Image courtesy: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V.)

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles N.V.  will begin integrating Aurora Innovation, Inc.  ’s autonomous driving Aurora Driver platform into its commercial vehicle lines. Aurora’s self-driving technology – which includes hardware, software, and data service components – can deliver SAE International Level 4 autonomy.

Per SAE J3016: Taxonomy and Definitions for Terms Related to On-Road Motor Vehicle Automated Driving Systems  , Level 4 autonomy means that – under certain conditions – automated driving features can sense and navigate through an environment without any human interaction from the driver.

William Kucinski  is content editor at SAE International, Aerospace Products Group in Warrendale, Pa. Previously, he worked as a writer at the NASA Safety Center in Cleveland, Ohio and was responsible for writing the agency’s System Failure Case Studies. His interests include literally anything that has to do with space, past and present military aircraft, and propulsion technology.

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Automotive Autonomous vehicles Autonomy Commercial Vehicles Commercial vehicles Transportation Vehicles

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