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By Auto News
RALEIGH, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep. 17, 2019-- Advance Auto Parts (NYSE: AAP), a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider that serves both professional installer and do-it-yourself customers, will provide several enhancements to its in store pick up option for its Customers at more than 4,500 Advance and company-owned Carquest stores in the U.S. “Free in store pick up is another example of how we put our Customers first in everything we do,” said Jason McDonell, Chief Marketing Officer. “Instead of waiting and potentially paying more for their order to be delivered to their home, our enhanced in store pick up option enables Customers to get their automotive projects done quicker ...
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By Auto News
RALEIGH, N.C. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep. 17, 2019-- Advance Auto Parts (NYSE: AAP), a leading automotive aftermarket parts provider that serves both professional installer and do-it-yourself customers, will provide several enhancements to its in store pick up option for its Customers at more than
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By Erica Zhu Feilong Jiangli
Chongqing Feilong Jiangli latest information. In addition to the mainstream automobile manufacturers, companies that develop automated driving and networked automotive technology are also facing huge risks, and may lose key start-up funds to buy and refit cars and fail to test their software. Vehicles must be powered by wires, equipped with on-board cameras and sensors, and managed with a large number of data generated by vehicles and other technology stacks. StreetDrone calls itself "Android in the world of autopilot world", and others can build autopilot based on its operating system.
Bestmile announced that it has partnered with StreetDrone, a manufacturer of Intelligent Networked Autopilot Technology. The two sides will integrate Bestmile's mobile travel service platform with StreetDrone's Xenos platform so that StreetDrone can provide a complete automobile and mobile travel service operating system.
StreetDrone's Xenos platform provides hardware (including Renault Twizy car) and software combination to become the foundation of integrated technology. This technology needs to work together to make it safe and reliable. Bestmile enables StreetDrone vehicles to be used by the fleet. In addition to testing the performance of a single vehicle, it can also test scalable fleet services.
Bestmile's mobile travel service platform is the industry's first such solution, allowing any brand, any kind of car to communicate and work as a member of the smart fleet. Its technology enables human-driven vehicles and self-driving vehicles to work together to provide on-demand mobile travel services through optimized allocation, route planning, coalition, energy and maintenance management. Bestmile's platform also provides advanced matching algorithms that can process travelers, vehicles and third-party data and send the right vehicles to the right place at the right time. Data intelligence and machine learning technology will improve system performance continuously. Service providers around the world can use the platform to configure service areas, define key performance indicators such as vehicle usage and waiting time, and monitor services in real time.
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By Erica Zhu Feilong Jiangli
Amazon, an American retail giant, said on Jan. 23 that it had deployed six self-driving, pure electric vehicles to deliver goods to communities near Washington's Snohomish County. The car is the same size as a small cooler and is decorated with a Prime logo.
The six round of autopilot will be driven along the delivery route at walking speed, initially accompanied by an employee. Amazon said the car was developed by its Seattle research and development laboratory to ensure safe driving around pedestrians, pets and other objects.
Amazon, like several other big retailers, has begun to use driverless cars to transport groceries or other goods with the launch of the Automated Delivery Vehicle Amazon Scout. WAL-MART (Walmart) and partners Udelv, Ford and Waymo participated in several pilot projects to complete online grocery orders using autopilot cars. In December 2018, Kroger launched its first self-driving express service for the public. Last week, American snack giant Ahold Delhaize partnered with San Francisco-based Robomart to test-run driverless cars using its Stop & Shop chain.
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