waymo

  1. Jan

    Google joins GM, Intel as latest to pull out of CES

    Google pulls out of CES on Omicron fears Google and General Motors Co. joined Intel Corp., the world’s largest chipmaker, and Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous driving unit, Waymo, in pulling out of in-person presentations at the CES technology conference scheduled for next month. GM said Thursday it...
  2. Jan

    Project Titan - Apple accelerates work on car project aiming for fully autonomous vehicle

    Apple aiming to launch self-driving car by 2025 Apple is pushing to accelerate development of its electric car and is refocusing the project around full self-driving capabilities, aiming to solve a technical challenge that has bedeviled the auto industry.
  3. J

    Waymo expands Chrysler self-driving fleet to 62,000 vehicles

    Waymo expands Chrysler self-driving fleet to 62,000 vehicles Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo is expanding its partnership with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV by adding tens of thousands of minivans to its fleet of self-driving cars and the two said autonomous vehicles could eventually be sold to the...
  4. J

    Waymo's driverless ride-hailing service approved

    Waymo's driverless ride-hailing service approved The first U.S. commercial ride-hailing service without human drivers has been approved. [Bloomberg]
  5. Newsfeed

    Waymo receives patent for car that “goes soft” when it hits a pedestrian

    Waymo receives patent for car that “goes soft” when it hits a pedestrian Waymo – the self-driving car company owned by Alphabet – has received a patent for a car which softens its body in the event of a collision with a pedestrian.
  6. Kevin Lancaster

    Waymo drops tiny self-driving cars for minivans

    Waymo drops tiny self-driving cars for minivans Waymo has retired its “Firefly” self-driving cars without steering wheels, launched by Google in 2014, in favour of minivans.
  7. Kevin Lancaster

    Lyft and Waymo work together on self-driving cars

    Lyft and Waymo work together on self-driving cars Waymo has partnered with Lyft to work on autonomous vehicle technology, according to a report from the New York Times.
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