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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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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service and Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo, a unit of Alphabet, has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its robo-taxi service in Phoenix.
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Uber-Waymo Trial Delayed as US Judge Raises Prospect of 'Cover-Up'
The delay will give Waymo time to review a letter alleging that Uber trained employees to steal trade secrets and hide their tracks.
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Google-Bred Waymo Aims to Shift Self-Driving Cars Into Next Gear
Waymo showed off its progress Monday during a rare peek at a closely guarded testing facility located 120 miles southeast of San Francisco.
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Apple Wants California to Toughen Up Its Proposed Policy on Testing Self-Driving Cars
In its letter, Apple said California should revise how companies report self-driving system "disengagements."
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Ex-Google Self-Driving Car Engineer Made More Than $120 Million
A former Google engineer at the center of a fight over self-driving car technology made more than $120 million, according to a legal filing Monday, highlighting the intense competition among tech companies and carmakers for talent in the nascent sector.
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Self-Driving Car Prototypes Need Less Human Help, Data Show
Waymo, as Google's self-driving car project was recently rebranded, did far more testing than the other 10 companies combined.
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Honda Might Join Hands With Google's Waymo To Develop Autonomous Technology
Google has decided to not directly go venture into production autonomous cars but partner with existing car manufacturers to develop the technology. And right now, Waymo is in talks with Japanese auto giant Honda Motor Co. to integrate its self-driving technology with their vehicles.
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Google Car Project Loses Leaders, and Advantage, as Rivals Gain
Google has lost its first-mover advantage to other companies pursuing more practical, less-ambitious self-driving car solutions.
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Toot Toot: The Politely Honking Driverless Car Is Here
Google has begun training its computers to rely on the horn in specific scenarios, such as when another driver is backing out of a space and can't see that Google's vehicle is approaching.
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Google Says No Plans to Expand Fiat Chrysler Self-Driving Car Partnership
"This is just FCA and Google building 100 cars together," Google self-driving car Chief Executive John Krafcik said in an interview.
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Google, Fiat Chrysler to Partner on Self-Driving Minivans
Google and Fiat Chrysler engineers will work together to fit Google's autonomous driving technology into the Pacifica minivan.
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Fiat Chrysler, Alphabet in Technology Partnership Talks: Report
Fiat Chrysler has been talking with many players outside the car sector about possible collaborations.
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Inside Google's Quest to Shape the Rules of the Driverless Road
Google is mounting a lobbying and public-relations campaign across America to win acceptance for "autonomous vehicles".
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Dubai Pushes the Pedal to the Metal on Driverless Cars
By 2030, Dubai's leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.
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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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Waymo Tests 'Rider Only' Service and Looks Beyond Robo-Taxis
Waymo, a unit of Alphabet, has begun offering fully automated rides, without attendants in the vehicle, to a few hundred early users of its robo-taxi service in Phoenix.
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Uber-Waymo Trial Delayed as US Judge Raises Prospect of 'Cover-Up'
The delay will give Waymo time to review a letter alleging that Uber trained employees to steal trade secrets and hide their tracks.
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Google-Bred Waymo Aims to Shift Self-Driving Cars Into Next Gear
Waymo showed off its progress Monday during a rare peek at a closely guarded testing facility located 120 miles southeast of San Francisco.
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Apple Wants California to Toughen Up Its Proposed Policy on Testing Self-Driving Cars
In its letter, Apple said California should revise how companies report self-driving system "disengagements."
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Ex-Google Self-Driving Car Engineer Made More Than $120 Million
A former Google engineer at the center of a fight over self-driving car technology made more than $120 million, according to a legal filing Monday, highlighting the intense competition among tech companies and carmakers for talent in the nascent sector.
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Self-Driving Car Prototypes Need Less Human Help, Data Show
Waymo, as Google's self-driving car project was recently rebranded, did far more testing than the other 10 companies combined.
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Honda Might Join Hands With Google's Waymo To Develop Autonomous Technology
Google has decided to not directly go venture into production autonomous cars but partner with existing car manufacturers to develop the technology. And right now, Waymo is in talks with Japanese auto giant Honda Motor Co. to integrate its self-driving technology with their vehicles.
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Google Car Project Loses Leaders, and Advantage, as Rivals Gain
Google has lost its first-mover advantage to other companies pursuing more practical, less-ambitious self-driving car solutions.
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Toot Toot: The Politely Honking Driverless Car Is Here
Google has begun training its computers to rely on the horn in specific scenarios, such as when another driver is backing out of a space and can't see that Google's vehicle is approaching.
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Google Says No Plans to Expand Fiat Chrysler Self-Driving Car Partnership
"This is just FCA and Google building 100 cars together," Google self-driving car Chief Executive John Krafcik said in an interview.
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Google, Fiat Chrysler to Partner on Self-Driving Minivans
Google and Fiat Chrysler engineers will work together to fit Google's autonomous driving technology into the Pacifica minivan.
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Fiat Chrysler, Alphabet in Technology Partnership Talks: Report
Fiat Chrysler has been talking with many players outside the car sector about possible collaborations.
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Inside Google's Quest to Shape the Rules of the Driverless Road
Google is mounting a lobbying and public-relations campaign across America to win acceptance for "autonomous vehicles".
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Dubai Pushes the Pedal to the Metal on Driverless Cars
By 2030, Dubai's leader wants 25 percent of all trips on its roads to be done by driverless vehicles.
