Why AVs still struggle with the unknown
When it comes to “edge cases,” even a teen with a fresh driver’s license has a leg up on autonomous vehicles.
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When it comes to “edge cases,” even a teen with a fresh driver’s license has a leg up on autonomous vehicles.
The EV startup announced AI and autonomy advancements during its first “Autonomy and AI Day” in Palo Alto on Thursday.
Autonomous vehicles have yet to live up to the hype around them, but industry stakeholders still see them as a way to transform transportation as we know it.
Waymo and Toyota said they’ve struck a preliminary agreement to collaborate on developing and deploying self-driving vehicle tech for personal vehicles.
GM is the latest automaker to shift its focus from fully autonomous vehicles to advanced driver assistance systems.
“This doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me,” Edwin Olson, CEO of AV company May Mobility, tells Tech Brew.
For the first time, the NHTSA acknowledged that not all cars need steering wheels, brakes, or other manual controls.
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