CNBC: The Apple Car will be fully autonomous
Apple could also take advantage of its autonomous vehicle technology to launch self-driving robotaxi operations in order to earn higher per-unit revenues.
Apple could also take advantage of its autonomous vehicle technology to launch self-driving robotaxi operations in order to earn higher per-unit revenues.
Waymo, the self-driving ridesharing service from Google parent company Alphabet, is now available as an app in the App Store.
Apple has evaluated LiDAR sensors from four suppliers. It’s also working on inexpensive, unobtrusively designed autonomous driving sensors of its own.
The layoffs were internally likened to a restructuring move of sorts under Project Titan’s relatively new leadership.
In recent months, Apple has added more vehicles to its self-driving testing in California. It remains to be seen what the company’s end game is, however.
Step into this awesome 360-degree video and take control of the camera to see through the “eyes” of one of Waymo’s fully driverless minivans. According to the company, members of the general public will soon get to use these autonomous driving vehicles in their daily lives.
Forget smartphones. BlackBerry is now pushing software for driverless cars.
Apple’s autonomous car project is an open secret in Silicon Valley. The latest update comes from a report on Jalopnik that asserts Apple is leasing the a proving ground previously owned by Fiat-Chrysler.
A new research paper from Apple’s scientists dives deeper into the company’s work on autonomous driving software that improves obstacle detection.
Apple’s sensor-laden self-driving vehicle looks much different than it did the last time we saw it.
Apple’s scaled-down Project Titan unit is still in turmoil, but it’s hiring again and apparently eyeing the ride hailing market.
Didi Chuxing, the leading ride-hailing company in China, has opened an artificial intelligence lab near Apple’s Cupertino headquarters, reports Recode. The lab is located in Mountain View, CA and it will focus on “intelligent driving systems.”
Apple last May invested $1 billion in Didi, which earned it a seat on the company’s board, and given that it’s rumored to be working on its own self-driving system, the location of the new R&D lab—6 miles from Cupertino—is interesting.