#беспилотники
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Waymo Is Scaling Fast, but the Map Is Deceptive: It's Nearly All California and Texas
In the past three weeks Waymo's Texas robotaxi fleet has grown by almost half. Registration data reveals where the company's driverless cars are really concentrated.
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Waymo Heads to Singapore: Robotaxis Coming to the City-State's Roads
Waymo has announced its entry into the Singapore market. The company will start by manually mapping the streets next year, with plans to launch a commercial driverless taxi service by 2028.
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Lyft Gets Back into Robotaxis: Waymo Driverless Cars Show Up in the App in Nashville
For the first time in years, Lyft has entered the commercial driverless-ride market—you can now hail a Waymo car through its app. The company promises that next year will be a year of geographic expansion.
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Waymo Robotaxi Turns Passengers with Homemade Weapon Over to Police
In San Francisco, a self-driving Waymo taxi pulled over mid-trip and called the police after discovering that its teenage passengers were carrying a loaded weapon.
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Tesla Launches Its Cybercab Robotaxi — Quietly and Without the Press
At a closed event in Austin, Tesla officially unveiled its self-driving Cybercab taxi. The launch was suspiciously low-key: no livestream, no press, and almost no answers to the biggest questions.
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Uber Beats Waymo to Become the First to Launch a Robotaxi in London
Uber has become the first to put a commercial robotaxi on London's roads, running on technology from British startup Wayve. For now, safety drivers are still behind the wheel.
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Court Bars Waymo from Charging Robotaxis Overnight After Residents' Complaints
A Santa Monica court has ordered Waymo to halt nighttime operations at its charging lots: the constant stream of cars was robbing neighbors of sleep and peace.
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Baidu and Lyft Bring Robotaxis to London's Streets
China's Baidu has begun testing Apollo Go self-driving cars in London together with Lyft and its Freenow service. Public rides are promised to open in 2027.
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The First American Autonomous Ground Vehicles Have Begun Fighting in Ukraine
The company Forterra has deployed more than 100 autonomous ground vehicles of its own design in Ukraine. It is the first large-scale combat use of American unmanned ground equipment in a real conflict.