Company
Wayve
Wayve is a self-driving technology startup that develops AI systems for autonomous vehicles. It partners with automakers like Mercedes-Benz and operates a robotaxi service with Uber.
Why it’s in the news: It is in the news for securing major partnerships with automakers and launching a commercial robotaxi service in London.
Latest on Wayve
- Wayve and Stellantis tune one AI driver for Fiat, Jeep and Maserati
- Stellantis CEO says Wayve tie-up can cut self-driving costs, development time
- Wayve’s AI will reach Mercedes cars within two years, Kendall says
- Mercedes-Benz signs deal to put Wayve AI Driver in cars within 2 years
- Former Waymo CFO jumps to self-driving startup Wayve
- Wayve and Uber steal a march on Waymo with paid self-driving London rides
- Wayve chief executive Alex Kendall said
- Every car will one day need an AI driving system, just as it needs seatbelts and emergency braking
- Wayve, a London-based autonomous driving company, has developed an AI system that learns driving behavior similarly to humans by converting sensor inputs into real-time driving decisions. The company's machine learning framework differs from conventional autonomous driving approaches and has attracted investment interest from automakers.
- [via Uber]
- Uber opens sign-ups for London robotaxis ahead of launch in months
- Uber and AI-firm Wayve launch London's first robotaxis
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