Argo AI Founders Launch Stack AV
A new autonomous business with a focus on commercial trucking.
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A new autonomous business with a focus on commercial trucking.
Read More »The new company is taking over much of the old one's operations.
Read More »The company already has financial backing and a number of employees.
Read More »Those workers will continue to work on autonomous vehicle tech.
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The retail giant planned to use its tech in its EV delivery vans.
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Precisely why the company is focused on L2 and L3 tech.
Read More »An interesting move as the company has been shut down.
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Some of the company's 2,000 workers will be retained, however.
Read More »The technology holds a lot of promise.
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The automaker is shifting its focus toward that particular level.
Read More »The company's tech will go to both Ford and Volkswagen.
Read More »A big increase from just $25 billion in 2021.
Read More »For now, two safety operators will be along for the ride.
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The company will provide a full suite of solutions for fleet customers.
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The autonomous vehicle tech company is expanding yet again.
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A number of public entities want more time to analyze the request.
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The goal is to improve public perception of self-driving vehicles.
Read More »Both automakers want to deploy autonomous vehicles without human controls.
Read More »The company's hiring spree went a little too far too quickly, it seems.
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The company has reached a point where it's confident it can do so safely.
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The guidelines aim to ensure the safety of cyclists around self-driving vehicles.
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Initial testing of the program will begin later this year.
Read More »Soon, Lyft users in Miami and Austin will be able to hail an autonomous vehicle.
Read More »It will be the self-driving tech company's first foray in Europe.
Read More »Volkswagen's self-driving retro-styled van will be used in its European commercial business.
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The sensor is capable of "seeing" 25 percent further than current technology.
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