Waymo in Munich: A Stinging Blow to German Automakers
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As the debate over technology and European regulations continues, the autonomous vehicle sector is witnessing significant developments in Europe. US company Waymo has announced that Munich will be the next city to expand its driverless taxi service. This is the third city outside the United States where the company is expanding its activity, after London and Tokyo. Waymo already offers autonomous vehicle services in dozens of American cities, an…
As the debate over technology and European regulations continues, the autonomous vehicle sector is witnessing significant developments in Europe. The American company Waymo has announced that Munich will be the next city where it will expand its driverless taxi service. This is the third city outside [...] Read More... The post Waymo expands in Munich: autonomous vehicles aim to increase safety on European roads appeared first on Albeu.com.
Waymo currently operates its robotaxi taxis in several American cities, and plans to expand to London and Tokyo this year.
Waymo in Munich: A Stinging Blow to German Automakers
In 2009, Google began in earnest to develop self-driving cars under the leadership of Sebastian Thrun, a native of Solingen, who—as a professor of artificial intelligence at Stanford University—had won the second DARPA Grand Challenge, with his team in 2005. The vehicle? A Volkswagen Passat, affectionately nicknamed Stanley. Today, this vehicle is on display at the Smithsonian Institution, the most important technology museum in the U.S., as a m…
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