Topic
Bill Shuster in the archive
Reports filed on Bill Shuster between 2015 and 2015, kept at the addresses they were published under.
- Reports
- 6
- Period
- 2015
- Sources
- 5
- Topic
- Bill Shuster
Context
The archive holds 6 reports filed under Bill Shuster, spanning 2015. The earliest is “Driverless Technology Breaks Through at the 2015 NAIAS”; the most recent is “What’s New – February 16, 2015”. Original reporting came via Driverless Transportation, Burney Simpson, Stephen Feyer and others.
This period matters for a specific reason: it is when the industry's assumptions were set. Testing permits were first issued, the acquisitions that consolidated the perception layer closed, the regulatory frameworks still in force were drafted, and a great many confident deployment dates were published. Almost all of those dates passed without incident, which makes the contemporaneous record more useful now than it was at the time — it can be read against what actually happened.
Coverage under Bill Shuster overlaps most often with Autonomous, CAN Bus, consumer attitude and Consumer, which is a reasonable map of where the topic sat in the industry's attention.
For what the listed companies in this field did over the same period, the D20 index roster tracks the corporate side. For what has since been deployed on public roads, the deployment tracker records operators, cities and dates, and the research library holds the papers this reporting drew on.
Index
Reports filed under Bill Shuster
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What’s New – February 16, 2015
Feb 16, 2015 · Driverless Transportation
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Autonomous Vehicles - Much More Efficient, Just as Many Sold
Feb 13, 2015 · Burney Simpson
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NVIDIA Goes All In on Driverless Technology
Feb 9, 2015 · Stephen Feyer
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What’s New – February 9, 2015
Feb 9, 2015 · Driverless Transportation
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Google vs OEMs: Millennials Decide
Feb 2, 2015 · Steve Feyer
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Driverless Technology Breaks Through at the 2015 NAIAS
Jan 29, 2015 · Colin Wasiloff
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