Self-driving robotaxis in San Francisco have caused various problems, including impeding the fire department’s operations during fires and accidentally hitting a dog. Now, a driverless Cruise robotaxi has become stuckContinue Reading
A bunch of activists from the “Safe Street Rebel” group in San Francisco are taking on self-driving cars by using a pretty unexpected method: sticking traffic cones on their hoods.Continue Reading
Robotaxis driven by firms such as Waymo and Cruise employ a slew of cameras and sensors to avoid clogging traffic and colliding with objects. Those cameras, however, capture everything, includingContinue Reading
Zoox, which is owned by Amazon, is planning to launch its battery-electric autonomous people mover in the near future. While, Waymo, which is funded by Google, depends on specially modifiedContinue Reading
Despite years of research and billions of dollars invested, the technology behind self-driving cars still has flaws. Not long ago, a glorious future of autonomous vehicles from Waymo and itsContinue Reading
Autonomous driving technology company Waymo has teamed up with Arkansas-based transportation logistics company J.B. Hunt for a pilot project designed to test the use of it’s autonomous driving in movingContinue Reading
Waymo has been implementing different versions or stages of self-driving technology for years, originally more directly under the Google umbrella. Now they are fully geared up to open for theContinue Reading
Volvo Car Group announced today that it is partnering with Waymo, the self-driving tech firm that spun out of Google (is still a subsidiary of Alphabet). That means Volvo, Polestar,Continue Reading
