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When we think about self-driving cars, most of us think about the hardware stack required to understand the every-changing environment around the car. What’s equally necessary and often not considered is the back-end systems that support self-driving and that’s where Microsoft has entered the game. Cruise and General Motors...
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During a recent interview with the Financial Times, Waymo CEO John Krafcik discussed the company’s autonomous developments in 2020, and what’s to come in 2021. Something quite interesting to come out of the interview (around 7:45) was this statement from Krafcik. Our key technology is the driver, that’s the...
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Beginning today, October 8 (US time), Waymo is opening its driverless vehicle service to the public. After a successful private beta, the company is now confident enough to let everyday people, jump in the car and be driven from A to B, without a driver. Initially, this service will...
When we think about self-driving cars, most of us think about the hardware stack required to understand the every-changing environment around the car. What’s equally necessary and often not considered is the back-end systems that support self-driving and that’s where Microsoft has entered the game. Cruise and General Motors...
During a recent interview with the Financial Times, Waymo CEO John Krafcik discussed the company’s autonomous developments in 2020, and what’s to come in 2021. Something quite interesting to come out of the interview (around 7:45) was this statement from Krafcik. Our key technology is the driver, that’s the...
Beginning today, October 8 (US time), Waymo is opening its driverless vehicle service to the public. After a successful private beta, the company is now confident enough to let everyday people, jump in the car and be driven from A to B, without a driver. Initially, this service will...
