Towards the machine-readable city? Autonomous driving and HD mapping as latent conflicts in urban future-making
In: Conflicts in urban future-making: Governance, institutions, and transformative change, Editors: Monika Grubbauer, Alessandra Manganelli, Louis Volont
Namberger tackles the question of how autonomous driving and so-called ‘HD mapping’ structure, and are structured by, wider conflict constellations of urban future-making in the realm of technology urbanism. Using the Testfeld Autonomes Fahren Baden-Württemberg as an empirical vignette, he illuminates the three broader yet largely latent conflicts of governance, regulation, and imagination that have accompanied the advancing implementation of HD in urban space.
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