Google Driverless Car
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Self-Driving Startups Have a Secret Weapon for Driverless Cars: Additional Human Operators
Self-driving startups like Cruise and Pony.ai have begun testing their driverless cars in some parts of California in the past year, with an additional feature: Human operators.
-
Waymo Opens Robo-Taxi Service to the Public in US City of Phoenix
Waymo, the autonomous car unit of Google-parent Alphabet, opened its robo-taxi project to the general public in the US city of Phoenix on Thursday, becoming the first widely available driverless ride service.
-
Volvo Cars, Waymo Partner To Build Self-driving Vehicles
Waymo and the Volvo Cars Group have agreed to develop a self-driving electric vehicle designed for ride hailing use, as part of a new global partnership, the companies said.
-
Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service and Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo, a unit of Alphabet, has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its robo-taxi service in Phoenix.
-
Yandex Looks at 10-Fold Increase in Driverless Car Fleet to Speed Up Testing
Yandex, a Russian equivalent to Google, said it is considering expanding its fleet of self-driving cars to up to 1,000 within the next two years in order to speed up tests on the fledgling technology.
-
Waymo To Start Driverless Car Service In The United States Next Month
Waymo will first start this service in a very limited capacity in and around the Phoenix, Arizona area and will restrict it to a small number of pre authorised riders as a test case. The service when eventually be open to more people. Until now, Waymo has been very tight lipped about the program where it has used the likes of the all-electric Jagua...
-
Google Spinoff Waymo to Test Truly Driverless Cars in California
The regulatory approval announced Tuesday allows Waymo's driverless cars to cruise through California at speeds up to 65 miles per hour.
-
Waymo Chief Says His Tech Would Have Averted Fatal Uber Crash
The CEO of Waymo, the Google subsidiary tasked with developing driverless cars, has said the recent death of a pedestrian in an accident involving an autonomous car would not have occurred with his company's technology.
-
Waymo Driverless Trucks Will Be Used to Haul Google Cargo
Waymo driverless trucks will go to work in the Atlanta area as part of a pilot programme intended to help integrate autonomous big rigs with the operations of shippers, ports, terminals, factories, and distribution centres.
-
Self-Driving Cars With 'Remote' Drivers Could Test on California in April
If companies are ready to deploy the remote monitor technology by April, it would be the first time they could test their cars on public roads in California without physical drivers present.
-
Robot Delivery Vans May Hit the Streets Before Self-Driving Cars
The future of driverless driving looks like a giant toaster with a funny hat.
-
Chinese Startup Unveils 'Car of Future' at CES 2018
The electric-powered concept car shown by Byton at CES in Las Vegas is touted as a computing device on wheels.
-
Autopilot Reliance Left Users Prone To Distractions, Says Google
Google decided to focus solely on technology that didn't require human intervention a couple of days after the napping incident.
-
Fiat And A BMW-Led Group To Jointly Develop New Self-Driving Vehicles
BMW began working on the project with US computer chip giant Intel and the Israeli tech firm Mobileye last year. With FCA joining in now, the group aims to have their first fully automated cars in production by 2021.
-
Jio Average 4G Speed Slowest, Redmi Note 4 Blast Video ‘Fake’, Nokia 8 Launch Date, and More: Your 360 Daily
Jio average 4G speed slowest in India, Xiaomi says Redmi Note 4 blast video is fake, and Nokia 8 launch expected on August 16.
-
Self-Driving Startups Have a Secret Weapon for Driverless Cars: Additional Human Operators
Self-driving startups like Cruise and Pony.ai have begun testing their driverless cars in some parts of California in the past year, with an additional feature: Human operators.
-
Waymo Opens Robo-Taxi Service to the Public in US City of Phoenix
Waymo, the autonomous car unit of Google-parent Alphabet, opened its robo-taxi project to the general public in the US city of Phoenix on Thursday, becoming the first widely available driverless ride service.
-
Volvo Cars, Waymo Partner To Build Self-driving Vehicles
Waymo and the Volvo Cars Group have agreed to develop a self-driving electric vehicle designed for ride hailing use, as part of a new global partnership, the companies said.
-
Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service and Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo, a unit of Alphabet, has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its robo-taxi service in Phoenix.
-
Yandex Looks at 10-Fold Increase in Driverless Car Fleet to Speed Up Testing
Yandex, a Russian equivalent to Google, said it is considering expanding its fleet of self-driving cars to up to 1,000 within the next two years in order to speed up tests on the fledgling technology.
-
Waymo To Start Driverless Car Service In The United States Next Month
Waymo will first start this service in a very limited capacity in and around the Phoenix, Arizona area and will restrict it to a small number of pre authorised riders as a test case. The service when eventually be open to more people. Until now, Waymo has been very tight lipped about the program where it has used the likes of the all-electric Jagua...
-
Google Spinoff Waymo to Test Truly Driverless Cars in California
The regulatory approval announced Tuesday allows Waymo's driverless cars to cruise through California at speeds up to 65 miles per hour.
-
Waymo Chief Says His Tech Would Have Averted Fatal Uber Crash
The CEO of Waymo, the Google subsidiary tasked with developing driverless cars, has said the recent death of a pedestrian in an accident involving an autonomous car would not have occurred with his company's technology.
-
Waymo Driverless Trucks Will Be Used to Haul Google Cargo
Waymo driverless trucks will go to work in the Atlanta area as part of a pilot programme intended to help integrate autonomous big rigs with the operations of shippers, ports, terminals, factories, and distribution centres.
-
Self-Driving Cars With 'Remote' Drivers Could Test on California in April
If companies are ready to deploy the remote monitor technology by April, it would be the first time they could test their cars on public roads in California without physical drivers present.
-
Robot Delivery Vans May Hit the Streets Before Self-Driving Cars
The future of driverless driving looks like a giant toaster with a funny hat.
-
Chinese Startup Unveils 'Car of Future' at CES 2018
The electric-powered concept car shown by Byton at CES in Las Vegas is touted as a computing device on wheels.
-
Autopilot Reliance Left Users Prone To Distractions, Says Google
Google decided to focus solely on technology that didn't require human intervention a couple of days after the napping incident.
-
Fiat And A BMW-Led Group To Jointly Develop New Self-Driving Vehicles
BMW began working on the project with US computer chip giant Intel and the Israeli tech firm Mobileye last year. With FCA joining in now, the group aims to have their first fully automated cars in production by 2021.
-
Jio Average 4G Speed Slowest, Redmi Note 4 Blast Video ‘Fake’, Nokia 8 Launch Date, and More: Your 360 Daily
Jio average 4G speed slowest in India, Xiaomi says Redmi Note 4 blast video is fake, and Nokia 8 launch expected on August 16.
