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2025 Autonomous Mobility Expo Kicks Off At COEX
The ROii, a Level 4 autonomous shuttle showcased by Autonomous A2Z at FIX 2024, is on display during the 2025 Autonomous Mobility Expo at COEX in Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea, on July 9, 2025. The exhibition runs through July 11. (Photo by Chris Jung/NurPhoto) -
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi will be hailed using an app.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi interior
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi interior with wireless phone charger
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi interior
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi road testing in San Francisco
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi road testing in San Francisco
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi road testing in Las Vegas
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi road testing in Las Vegas
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
Ferrari Press Agency
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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First US purpose built robot taxi factory opens
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Factory 1
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20/06/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Zoox
The first purpose-built robot taxi assembly facility in the USA has opened — to produce driverless transport for short city goriness.
The Jeff Bezos Amazon owned Zoox four passenger robotaxi as it is known, has opened in San Francisco.
The facility will accelerate the planned growth and robotaxi services across multiple US cities, starting with Las Vegas, followed by San Francisco.
Additional locations such as Austin and Miami are expected to follow in the next few years.
It is Zoot’s second vehicle production facility in San Francisco but the first built from the ground up for producing its vehicles.
The facility spans 20,438 square meters, equivalent to three and a half American football fields.
The other assembly facility has evolved into a dedicated facility for the Zoox retrofitted testing fleet and for sensor pod configuration.
The Zoox plant has the capacity to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year.
A spokesperson said: “The number of Zoox robotaxis we produce will grow and scale to match the demand of our commercial service as needed.”
OPS: Zoox robotaxi production factory which has just opened.
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A fully boarded U-Bahn train stands at the Kolumbusplatz platform in Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 29, 2025. The station is part of the city's underground transport system, with passengers visible through the windows as they travel along the Munich MVG network. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Shanghai Auto Show 2025-Day One
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Shanghai Auto Show 2025-Day One
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: Zoox Director of Industrial and Creative Design Chris Stoffel sits for a portrait near the self-driving robotaxi at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: A self-driving robotaxi pulls up to the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: A self-driving robotaxi pulls up to the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: Zoox Director of Industrial and Creative Design Chris Stoffel stands for a portrait near the self-driving robotaxi at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: A self-driving robotaxi parks at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: Zoox Director of Industrial and Creative Design Chris Stoffel exits a self-driving robotaxi at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: A designated parking spot for a self-driving robotaxi is seen at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: The interior of a Zoox self-driving robotaxi seen at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: Zoox employees enter a self-driving robotaxi as it drives between two Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: A self-driving robotaxi pulls up to the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: Zoox Director of Industrial and Creative Design Chris Stoffel stands for a portrait near the self-driving robotaxi at the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Amazon-owned Zoox robot taxi hits San Francisco streets
7/10/2024 - Foster City, California, USA - United States: A self-driving robotaxi pulls up to the Zoox headquarters in Foster City, California Wednesday, July 10, 2024. Whereas Waymo has developed AI software to retrofit Jaguars into robotaxis, Amazon-owned Zoox's strategy is to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis meant specifically for driverless ride-hailing. (Jessica Christian / San Francisco Chronicle / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Autonomous public transport vehicle uses human-like AI
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A self-driving public transport vehicle reckons it is streets ahead of the competition — because it uses a human brain-like artificial intelligence system.
India-based startup Minus Zero says as a result its zPod has a mind of its own making it safer on the roads.
The team’s own AI teaches the vehicle how to drive itself and how to be aware of its environment giving it behavioural awareness, adaptation, episodic memory, and predictive decision-making.
Minus Zero says the AI was inspired by how the human brain works in processing information using neurons.
According to the company, that enables the self-driving to make itself more capable of deciding where and how to drive, the ways it can avoid obstacles and accidents on the road, and what to do when faced with on-road issues compared to relying on computer algorithms.
The system is said to be scalable, meaning it can work in different situations and different vehicles.
It is claimed it can also attempt to mimic how humans understand and drive.
To help it drive itself, zPod then uses cameras instead of multiple sensors to see and understand the roads and what happens around it.
OPS: The zPod performing an autonomous drice on a pruvate test track
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Autonomous public transport vehicle uses human-like AI
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zPod 1
Ref 15386
14/12/2023
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Pictures MUST credit: Minus Zero
A self-driving public transport vehicle reckons it is streets ahead of the competition — because it uses a human brain-like artificial intelligence system.
India-based startup Minus Zero says as a result its zPod has a mind of its own making it safer on the roads.
The team’s own AI teaches the vehicle how to drive itself and how to be aware of its environment giving it behavioural awareness, adaptation, episodic memory, and predictive decision-making.
Minus Zero says the AI was inspired by how the human brain works in processing information using neurons.
According to the company, that enables the self-driving to make itself more capable of deciding where and how to drive, the ways it can avoid obstacles and accidents on the road, and what to do when faced with on-road issues compared to relying on computer algorithms.
The system is said to be scalable, meaning it can work in different situations and different vehicles.
It is claimed it can also attempt to mimic how humans understand and drive.
To help it drive itself, zPod then uses cameras instead of multiple sensors to see and understand the roads and what happens around it.
OPS: The zPod performing an autonomous drice on a pruvate test track
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Autonomous public transport vehicle uses human-like AI
Ferrari Press Agency
zPod 1
Ref 15386
14/12/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Minus Zero
A self-driving public transport vehicle reckons it is streets ahead of the competition — because it uses a human brain-like artificial intelligence system.
India-based startup Minus Zero says as a result its zPod has a mind of its own making it safer on the roads.
The team’s own AI teaches the vehicle how to drive itself and how to be aware of its environment giving it behavioural awareness, adaptation, episodic memory, and predictive decision-making.
Minus Zero says the AI was inspired by how the human brain works in processing information using neurons.
According to the company, that enables the self-driving to make itself more capable of deciding where and how to drive, the ways it can avoid obstacles and accidents on the road, and what to do when faced with on-road issues compared to relying on computer algorithms.
The system is said to be scalable, meaning it can work in different situations and different vehicles.
It is claimed it can also attempt to mimic how humans understand and drive.
To help it drive itself, zPod then uses cameras instead of multiple sensors to see and understand the roads and what happens around it.
OPS: The zPod performing an autonomous drice on a pruvate test track
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Autonomous public transport vehicle uses human-like AI
Ferrari Press Agency
zPod 1
Ref 15386
14/12/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: Minus Zero
A self-driving public transport vehicle reckons it is streets ahead of the competition — because it uses a human brain-like artificial intelligence system.
India-based startup Minus Zero says as a result its zPod has a mind of its own making it safer on the roads.
The team’s own AI teaches the vehicle how to drive itself and how to be aware of its environment giving it behavioural awareness, adaptation, episodic memory, and predictive decision-making.
Minus Zero says the AI was inspired by how the human brain works in processing information using neurons.
According to the company, that enables the self-driving to make itself more capable of deciding where and how to drive, the ways it can avoid obstacles and accidents on the road, and what to do when faced with on-road issues compared to relying on computer algorithms.
The system is said to be scalable, meaning it can work in different situations and different vehicles.
It is claimed it can also attempt to mimic how humans understand and drive.
To help it drive itself, zPod then uses cameras instead of multiple sensors to see and understand the roads and what happens around it.
OPS: The zPod
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