Glenn Sanders
Principal Analyst, Autonomous Vehicles
As a Principal Analyst, Glenn Sanders synthesizes information about automotive technologies, markets, and key players, including OEMs, suppliers, service providers, and platform providers. He brings more than 25 years of insight from his business and technology experience in Silicon Valley and Japan as a senior technologist and technology writer.
His first foray into technology writing was for Fujitsu in Tokyo Japan in 1996. He specializes in research related to the evolution of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and driver assistance technologies (ADAS). Prior to Informa, as a senior analyst for Intellectual Ventures, and for Ocean Tomo, Sanders led market analysis and technology valuation for investment funds worth over $20 million on a range of topics, including electric vehicles, power systems, microprocessors, near field communications, and semiconductors.
Latest From Glenn Sanders
Ford, Argo and Lyft Gear Up to Deploy Ride Hailing AVs in 2021
Ford, Argo AI and Lyft are working together to begin commercialization of autonomous Ford Escape Hybrids for ride hailing at scale through the Lyft network by the end of 2021.
Platforms and Skateboards: Development Tools Accelerate AV Production
Makers of autonomous vehicles are using development tools from leading providers such as Argo AI, Baidu, NVIDIA and Waymo as well as skateboard platforms from Canoo and Coast Autonomous to speed up production.
Autonomous Vehicle Sensors - Making Sense of The World
Sensors provide data about the surroundings so AVs can safely share the roads with others and navigate a dynamic environment reliably without the need for driver intervention.
Crash Course in Autonomous Vehicles: Overview of AV Market and Technologies
Self-driving vehicles take data from sensors and use it to interpret the surrounding environment. AI software determines the current situation and location, then controls the speed and plots a path to the target destination.
Autonomous Vehicles Arrive in Limited Numbers – What Took So Long?
AVs from GM, Cruise, Audi, Honda, Toyota and Baidu are beginning to trickle out of factories, as the self-driving dream starts to become a reality. Development time, lagging regulations, varying safety requirements, rare edge cases, and sensor issues are challenges to this emerging industry.
Inside Scoop: Baidu’s Autonomous Vehicle and EV Development Plans
Baidu is aggressively developing a range of AV technologies and businesses including the Apollo Navigation Pilot ADAS platform, a robotaxi fleet based on its Apollo Level 4 platform, OEM sales of EVs in partnership with Geely, and a V2X infrastructure platform called Apollo Air.