A weekly show discussing the future of transportation Alex Roy, Edward Niedermeyer, and Kirsten Koro
With the AV sector entering another round of turmoil, we are joined by two founders who lost their s
Safety is one of the words that comes up most often in discussions about autonomous vehicles, but no
Sam Anthony made his first appearance on The Autonocast in 2018, when we discussed his pedestrian in
Bibhrajit Halder has been a part of the autonomous driving technology space since the days of the DA
The gang is back together, and finally has the time to discuss NHTSA's release of ADAS and ADS crash
With the internet abuzz over the firing of a Google engineer who came to believe that a company chat
Arrival is a fascinating company on the brink of putting its bold vision of "microfactory"-made vans
The Autonocast gang were all together at Kirsten's TechCrunch Mobility Sessions event recently, wher
With "growth tech" stocks falling generally, and mobility tech companies like Tesla, Lyft and Rivian
The ability to drive in Manhattan has long been an informal benchmark for autonomous driving. But as
Given the technology's transformative potential, there is a surprising dearth of quality Science Fic
Jason Torchinsky is a true auto media Renaissance Man, covering everything from the weirdest cars yo
Friend of the show and mobility pundit David Zipper makes his third appearance on The Autonocast to
Rafaela Vasquez, the woman behind the wheel during the 2018 crash of an Uber autonomous vehicle prot
The one and only Alex Roy was fired up this week, leading the latest discussion episode through a wh
The asinine "camera vs lidar" debates are blown apart into several, far more interesting pieces in t
On this week's episode The Autonocats dig into topics so meaty that even a dog shows up! From Cruise
The Autonocats did not make it to CES in person this year, and were forced to cancel the triumphant
Anna Haupt is a mobility tech renaissance woman, having worked in everything from the development of
Automotive enthusiasm was once thought to be on the glidepath to extinction, but in recent years the
