Cruise Knew Its Self-Driving Cars Had Problems Recognizing Children by oldgradstudent

In Phoenix, Austin, Houston, Dallas, Miami, and San Francisco, hundreds of so-called autonomous vehicles, or AVs, operated by General Motors’ self-driving car division, Cruise, have for years ferried passengers to their destinations on busy city roads. Cruise’s app-hailed robot rides create a detailed picture of their surroundings through a combination of sophisticated sensors, and navigate

ByHackTechNovember 6, 20230Comments

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Cruise Self-Driving License Revoked After It Withheld Pedestrian Injury Footage by c420

Anadolu Agency / Contributor via GettyMoveable explores the future of transportation, infrastructure, energy, and cities.Cruise, one of two autonomous vehicle companies offering fully driverless taxi rides in the U.S., has had its license revoked by the California Department of Motor Vehicles because it withheld video footage from an ongoing investigation and “the manufacturer’s vehicles are

ByHackTechOctober 24, 20230Comments

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Cruise CEO Says SF ‘Should Be Rolling Out the Red Carpet’ for Robotaxis by turtlegrids

In his first major public interview since the DMV cut their San Francisco fleet in half, Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt said “we cannot expect perfection” from the self-driving cars, and vaguely threatened to leave town if regulators curtail them any further.The self-driving robotaxis of GM subsidiary Cruise and Google-owned Waymo seemed like they were heading

ByHackTechSeptember 22, 20230Comments

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Cruise Robotaxi vs. Bus Crash Caused by Confusion over Articulated Bus by jeffreygoesto

A Cruise robotaxi sits damaged after an impact with a San Francisco Muni BusTwitter user @d_bau13 Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt has released an explanation of the cause, or proximate cause, of their crash last week with a San Francisco Muni bus. Key points revealed in the document are: The bus acted normally, pulling out of

ByHackTechApril 8, 20230Comments

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You can now live on a cruise ship for $30k per year by kqr2

Editor’s Note: Sign up for Unlocking the World, CNN Travel’s weekly newsletter. Get news about destinations opening, inspiration for future adventures, plus the latest in aviation, food and drink, where to stay and other travel developments. CNN — Have you ever dreamed of giving it all up, leaving it all behind and hitting the road

ByHackTechMarch 3, 20230Comments

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GM’s Cruise Wins the Race to Charge for Driverless Rides by ourmandave

As of Thursday, June 2, GM’s self-driving car service Cruise, secured a permit to charge customers for driverless car rides in San Francisco. With federal regulations moving too slowly, self-driving services such as Cruise, Google’s Alphabet Inc., and Waymo have been turning toward state and even city legislators to help push driverless car laws forward.…

ByHackTechJune 5, 20220Comments

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