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Cruise Self-Driving Taxis to See Small-Scale Return
Cruise Self-Driving Taxis to See Small-Scale Return
The GM subsidiary’s strategy is to relaunch in one city and prove its performance there, before expanding, once it improves safety and rebuilds trust
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CEO and founder of Seoul Robotics
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Cross-disciplinary approach was inspired by precision surgical robots
The prototype design was created by a student from South Korea’s Hongik University.
Featuring 200 robots taking on around 50% of all tasks, Hyundai said its facility will “redefine” manufacturing
In a three-day event 40 programmers “fine-tuned” AI programs to get robot dogs ready for bomb disposal tasks
The system was tested on 21 simulations and in real life using Boston Dynamics’ robot dog Spot, reporting an 80% accuracy rate
