Author: Pete Bigelow
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Waymo plans expansion in Michigan, will hire 400 people
Waymo is partnering with global supplier Magna to integrate self-driving systems on vehicles produced by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Jaguar.
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Lyft-Magna’s AV team in it for the long haul
Lyft and Magna formed a partnership last year to develop autonomous vehicles, but the two companies are not putting any dates on when their co-developed self-driving systems will be ready for the road.
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Karma Automotive partners with Italian design firm
Karma Automotive and Italian design and engineering firm Pininfarina said Thursday they’ll join forces to accelerate product development.
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Speed will make or break future consumer relationships, innovation expert says
DETROIT — Robots will soon replace truckers, oil field workers and cashiers. Amazon can ship packages before customers actually buy a product. Uber can respond to calls for help faster than an ambulance.Yesterday’s innovations are as fresh as day-old bagels and, by the way, the pace of change will be faster tomorrow than it is…
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Zoox hires Intel executive as its new CEO
Self-driving vehicle developer Zoox has hired Aicha Evans, a former senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Intel, as its new CEO.
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6 cool things from CES
CES, The technology-themed trade show in Las Vegas last week, showcased new technology ranging from a flying taxi to an autonomous truck.
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Intel and Mobileye forge new partnerships with Volkswagen and Valeo at CES
Intel and its Mobileye subsidiary have devoted considerable resources to developing technologies to support fully self-driving vehicles. But they’re no longer waiting for an autonomous era to arrive before deploying them.
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Automaker-led coalition wants to educate consumers on self-driving tech
Despite the fanfare generated by autonomous technology at CES in recent years, consumers beyond the annual Las Vegas tech showcase remain cool on the prospect of riding in a self-driving vehicle.
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Torc emerges from shadows with another self-driving partnership
A little-known Virginia company called Torc will partner with Transdev on autonomous shuttles. The partnership will focus on providing shuttle service in areas that can complement existing public transportation.