Three self-driving Waymo vans have come to Los Angeles to build elaborate 3D maps of the city using ...More laser lidar sensors, digital cameras and radar.. Waymo. Traffic-clogged Los Angeles hasn ...

Zoox, a self-driving car company owned by Amazon, is deploying robot taxis without steering wheels, driver seats or drivers. But like all other self-driving cars, they still need help from humans.

In San Francisco this month, a woman suffered traumatic injuries from being struck by a driver and thrown into the path of one of hundreds of self-driving cars roaming the city’s streets. San ...

Mobileye, an Israeli self-driving technology company owned by Intel, has become the first company to test fully self-driving cars on New York City’s streets.

A more powerful next-generation computer called Drive PX 2 — along with a suite of software tools and libraries aimed at speeding up the deployment of self-driving vehicles — followed in 2016.

There’s no realistic chance that full-on self-driving will be available before 2030, and then only in a tiny number of top-of-the-range sedans and SUVs, according to consultancy Accenture.

Cruise self-driving cars cause traffic jam on Austin city street By Steven Santana , Digital Reporter Updated Sep 19, 2023 8:31 p.m. A Cruise autonomous vehicle is stopped at a traffic light.

Watch out, New Orleans drivers: Waymo to test self-driving cars on city streets during Carnival. BY RICH COLLINS | Staff writer. Rich Collins. Author email; Feb 6, 2025 Feb 6, 2025; ...

Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo said on Wednesday its vehicles will be back in New York City next month for autonomous testing, as it continues to scale operations in the U.S.

Although the goal is to eventually bring self-driving cars to cities like Kansas City, these ones have human beings in the driver’s seat. “The vehicles are for data collection and training ...

Mobileye, an Israeli self-driving technology company owned by Intel, has become the first company to test fully self-driving cars on New York City’s streets.