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Waymo, a subsidiary of Alphabet, has begun offering its new robotic car services, named 'Ojay', to selected passengers in several US cities including San Francisco and Los Angeles. This initiative aims to expand its fleet at a lower cost.
General Motors has announced a significant achievement by covering <strong>one billion miles</strong> using its self-driving system, 'Super Cruise'. This hands-free driving technology is currently limited to designated roads, enhancing safety and comfort for drivers.
Mobil Eye has announced significant advancements in its self-driving taxi ambitions, revealing new expansion plans in collaboration with a key partner. These initiatives aim to showcase its advanced technologies in this sector.
Waymo has announced the launch of its robotic taxi services in Nashville, Tennessee, making it one of 11 cities worldwide to offer this service. This initiative is part of its partnership with Lyft to provide new options for users.
Several robot taxis operated by Baidu in Wuhan, China, malfunctioned, trapping passengers inside and causing traffic disruptions. Local police confirmed no injuries, while initial investigations pointed to a system failure.
Waymo's robotaxi rides have surged tenfold in less than two years, indicating a remarkable success in the adoption of this modern technology. This growth reflects a growing interest among users in smart transportation options.
The Croatian startup Verne has announced a partnership with Uber and China's Pony.ai to launch a robotic taxi service in Zagreb. This initiative comes as Chinese companies increasingly seek to expand their presence in the European market.
Uber has announced its collaboration with Chinese company Pony.ai and Croatian firm Fern to launch what is considered the first commercial robotaxi service in Europe. The vehicles are currently being tested in Zagreb, Croatia, and will soon be available to customers via the Uber network.
In multiple emergency situations, emergency services had to intervene to control Waymo's self-driving cars and remove them from traffic. These incidents raise questions about the safety and efficiency of this technology.