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Google's sister company's Robotaxis master the road traffic - but if passengers don't close the doors after driving, they have a problem. The solution: A person jumps in.
Self-driving cars reach a very special limit in everyday life: The Robotaxi company Waymo commissions helpers via an online platform to close doors left open by passengers.
The Door Problem: How Waymo’s Robotaxi Revolution Hit an Absurdly Human Snag
For all the billions poured into autonomous vehicle technology — the lidar arrays, the machine-learning algorithms, the painstaking mapping of every American intersection — it turns out one of the most vexing problems facing the robotaxi industry is breathtakingly mundane: passengers keep leaving the doors open. Waymo, the Alphabet-owned autonomous driving company widely regarded as the front-runner in the commercial robotaxi race, has quietly b…
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