Baidu Apollo opens up robotaxi service in Beijing
Submitted by brad on Fri, 2021-04-30 10:09
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The new services keep coming, and now Baidu/Apollo has opened up a robotaxi service in outer Beijing, at an industrial park. While they call it fully driverless, they still have an employee in the passenger seat who is told to do nothing. This is in contrast with AutoX's service near Shenzhen and a few others, as we move closer to a true robotaxi service.
Details, and contrast with AutoX are in my new Forbes site article at:
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Fri, 2023-02-17 17:44
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