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Alphabet's Waymo Recalls 1,200 Self-Driving Vehicles After Barrier Collisions
Alphabet's selfdriving unit, Waymo, is recalling 1,212 vehicles after some cars collided with roadway barriers due to a fault in how the vehicle detected or responded to the objects.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Waymo Offers Driverless Rides To San Francisco Employees, Expands In Phoenix
Alphabet Inc unit Waymo said it has started offering driverless rides to employees in San Francisco.
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California Issues Permits to Cruise, Waymo For Autonomous Vehicle Service
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) said the GM unit Cruise and Alphabet's Waymo are under Drivered Deployment permits authorized to collect fares from passengers and may offer shared rides.
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Waymo Has Tens Of Thousands People On San Francisco Robotaxi Waitlist, Co-CEO Says
Waymo is among a small number of companies around the world that have billions of dollars in financing to develop self-driving cars and trucks.
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Alphabet's Waymo, CH Robinson To Test Automated Trucks In Texas
The partnership will allow C.H. Robinson to be among the earlier users of Waymo's automated trucking technology when it is ultimately deployed, said Chris OBrien, Chief Commercial Officer of C.H. Robinson.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Tesla, Cruise, Other Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving US Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla to GM’s Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and US Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Waymo Has Tens Of Thousands People On San Francisco Robotaxi Waitlist, Co-CEO Says
Waymo is among a small number of companies around the world that have billions of dollars in financing to develop self-driving cars and trucks.
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GM, Google, Others Join Retreat From CES Over Rising COVID-19 Cases
General Motors, Alphabet Inc.'s Google and its self-driving auto-technology company Waymo joined the companies no longer attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in person early next month due to rising COVID-19 infections.
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General Motors' Cruise, Alphabet's Waymo Win Permits To Offer Self-Driving Rides To Passengers In California
General Motors Co's Cruise and Alphabet Inc's Waymo self-driving car subsidiaries on Thursday became the first companies to receive autonomous vehicle permits to offer rides to passengers in California.
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Alphabet's Waymo To Stop Selling Lidar Self-Driving Car Sensors
The move to stop selling lidars comes after the departure of CEO John Krafcik and some other executives, which had fueled questions about whether Waymo would rethink its strategy after failing to generate significant revenue for over a decade.
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Alphabet's Waymo to Stop Selling LiDAR Self-Driving Car Sensors to Other Firms
Waymo said that it has ended a two-year effort to sell light detection and ranging (LiDAR) sensors to other companies.
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Google Self-Driving Spinoff Waymo Begins Testing With Public In San Francisco
The company's all-electric Jaguar I-PACE SUVs initially are serving the more residential western and southern portions of the city, including Richmond and Bernal Heights.
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Alphabet's Waymo Recalls 1,200 Self-Driving Vehicles After Barrier Collisions
Alphabet's selfdriving unit, Waymo, is recalling 1,212 vehicles after some cars collided with roadway barriers due to a fault in how the vehicle detected or responded to the objects.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Waymo Offers Driverless Rides To San Francisco Employees, Expands In Phoenix
Alphabet Inc unit Waymo said it has started offering driverless rides to employees in San Francisco.
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California Issues Permits to Cruise, Waymo For Autonomous Vehicle Service
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) said the GM unit Cruise and Alphabet's Waymo are under Drivered Deployment permits authorized to collect fares from passengers and may offer shared rides.
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Waymo Has Tens Of Thousands People On San Francisco Robotaxi Waitlist, Co-CEO Says
Waymo is among a small number of companies around the world that have billions of dollars in financing to develop self-driving cars and trucks.
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Alphabet's Waymo, CH Robinson To Test Automated Trucks In Texas
The partnership will allow C.H. Robinson to be among the earlier users of Waymo's automated trucking technology when it is ultimately deployed, said Chris OBrien, Chief Commercial Officer of C.H. Robinson.
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Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving U.S. Regulators Behind
Cruise, Tesla, Alphabet Inc's Waymo, and Aurora Innovation Inc are among many companies aiming to deploy fully autonomous vehicle technology in the United States within the next two to three years.
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Tesla, Cruise, Other Self-Driving Car Companies Zoom Ahead, Leaving US Regulators Behind
Self-driving vehicle companies from Tesla to GM’s Cruise are racing to start making money with their technology, outrunning efforts by regulators and US Congress to write rules of the road for robot-driven vehicles.
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Waymo Has Tens Of Thousands People On San Francisco Robotaxi Waitlist, Co-CEO Says
Waymo is among a small number of companies around the world that have billions of dollars in financing to develop self-driving cars and trucks.
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GM, Google, Others Join Retreat From CES Over Rising COVID-19 Cases
General Motors, Alphabet Inc.'s Google and its self-driving auto-technology company Waymo joined the companies no longer attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in person early next month due to rising COVID-19 infections.
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General Motors' Cruise, Alphabet's Waymo Win Permits To Offer Self-Driving Rides To Passengers In California
General Motors Co's Cruise and Alphabet Inc's Waymo self-driving car subsidiaries on Thursday became the first companies to receive autonomous vehicle permits to offer rides to passengers in California.
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Alphabet's Waymo To Stop Selling Lidar Self-Driving Car Sensors
The move to stop selling lidars comes after the departure of CEO John Krafcik and some other executives, which had fueled questions about whether Waymo would rethink its strategy after failing to generate significant revenue for over a decade.
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Alphabet's Waymo to Stop Selling LiDAR Self-Driving Car Sensors to Other Firms
Waymo said that it has ended a two-year effort to sell light detection and ranging (LiDAR) sensors to other companies.
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Google Self-Driving Spinoff Waymo Begins Testing With Public In San Francisco
The company's all-electric Jaguar I-PACE SUVs initially are serving the more residential western and southern portions of the city, including Richmond and Bernal Heights.
