Irish researchers get €4.2m to lead international study on driverless vehicles

Irish researchers have been granted funding worth €4.2m to lead an international study on the development of driverless vehicles.

Irish researchers get €4.2m to lead international study on driverless vehicles

Irish researchers have been granted funding worth €4.2m to lead an international study on the development of driverless vehicles.

Working with global firms like Jaguar Land Rover and Kostal, as well as Irish companies like Combilift and Dairymaster, the project is expected to focus on the challenges facing automated vehicles.

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