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Nvidia pushes into self-driving cars as robot future looms
Chip giant sees its robot dreams on four wheels first Nvidia has set its sights on self-driving cars as the next major cash cow for its physical AI push, hoping to ride a wave of autonomous vehicles before humanoid robots make it out of its smoke-filled labs.
Robotart’s driverless electric vehicle can make multiple store runs for a flat fee. That's good news for everyone who's had ...
Waymo will be allowed to test autonomous vehicles in Manhattan and Downtown Brooklyn until late September, New York City says ...
Mayor Eric Adams and transportation officials on Friday announced the city’s first-ever pilot program for autonomous vehicles ...
Hyundai’s sprawling complex in Georgia illustrates advanced manufacturing’s balance between people and machines.
For robots to be predictable and adaptive, they need a priority-based architecture and a new legal model, argues a researcher ...
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New AI system could change how autonomous vehicles navigate without GPS
An AI system capable of pinpointing a device's location in dense urban areas without relying on GPS has been developed by ...
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Hyundai Boosts US Investment To $26B As It Builds Cars, Robots, Steel To Strengthen Supply Chains
Hyundai Motor Group is stepping up its bet on the U.S., disclosing plans to pump $26 billion into the country over the next ...
When Nvidia wanted to show off software for developing artificial intelligence at its flagship customer conference in March, ...
Parker, the Knightscope K5 Autonomous Security Robot, is all business. Standing around 5-foot-5 and clocking in at 420 pounds, this glossy white automaton roams Park Central with purpose.
The $10 billion spent on research for the Apple Car wasn't lit on fire, and every rumor about the company's robotics program ...
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