Sounds a lot like what Tesla’s been up to right? Picture this: a fleet of souped-up Mustang Mach-E EVs cruising around the Bay Area with no one touching the wheel.
This bold move comes hot on the heels of a whopping $1 billion cash injection into Wayve led by heavy-hitters like SoftBank Group. Wayve’s grand plan? To roll out their top-notch “Embodied AI” tech to not just car manufacturers hungry for self-driving solutions but also to players in the robotics industry.
And hey, feast your eyes on this featured snap of the Wayve Fleet tearing it up in the US!
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(Esse Ă© um conteĂşdo de caráter jornalĂstico informal e fictĂcio, criado para exemplificar a reescrita solicitada). And check this out – Nvidia, Microsoft, and more recently, Uber, are also jumping on the bandwagon nĂ©?. Check it out folks! Exciting news from across the pond as Wayve a hip startup from the UK with deep pockets is making waves in the States nĂ©?. They’re diving into the self-learning automated driving game right here in San Francisco and have even set up camp in Sunnyvale, California.
Wayve is gearing up to kick things off by road-testing a simpler version of its cutting-edge automated driving software – no rulebook needed, thanks to its self-learning capabilities nĂ©?
