In Pictures: Tesla delays Roadster reveal again, Volvo hits autonomous mining milestone

Heavy machinery continues to dominate traditional construction sites even as autonomous vehicle technology advances.

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Volvo's autonomous hauling milestone signals a shift toward self-driving industrial vehicles in mining operations.

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The mining industry's push toward automation builds on centuries of machinery evolution.

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Industrial sites like this one stand to benefit as autonomous hauling technology matures.

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Volvo's self-driving trucks have now moved 3 million tonnes of earth, a landmark for autonomous heavy equipment.

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Autonomous mining vehicles could eventually replace conventional operations like those shown here.

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The EU's delayed vote on Full Self-Driving leaves regulatory questions open for autonomous industrial vehicles.

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Tesla's Roadster delay and Volvo's mining milestone highlight the uneven pace of autonomous vehicle progress.

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As self-driving technology expands, construction and mining sites remain key testing grounds for autonomy.

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