Uber launches London's first commercial robotaxi service; the vehicles use UK-based Wayve's autonomous driving tech and will initially have human safety drivers
The cars have no lidar and no geofence, but still will have human safety drivers for the initial launch.
UK-based Wayve, which develops AI software for vehicles, starts testing its driver-assistance system in San Francisco and opens a new office in California
what started as a vision to build a scalable solution to autonomy is now proving itself on two continents. Can't wait to be picked up at SFO! Seth Winterroth / @sethwinterroth : Spotted @wayve_ai in P...
Wayve unveils Lingo-1, a self-driving car system that the company claims can explain its actions with ~60% accuracy compared to human answers; availability TBD
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How self-driving startups Wayve, Waabi, and Autobrains are using end-to-end AI learning, hoping to leapfrog market leaders like Cruise and Waymo
The mainstream approach to driverless cars is slow and difficult. These startups think going all-in on AI will get there faster. Tweets: @mat Tweets: Mat Honan / @mat : This is pretty fascinating: “T...
UK-based Wayve claims a “world first” with its car which can drive autonomously on roads it has not seen before during training, using only its AI and a SatNav
Projects like Google's Waymo, Uber, Cruise and Aurora are developing autonomous vehicles by throwing engineers at the problem …