Driverless ride sharing service launched in China
BEIJING: (JTN Monitring Desk) Driverless ride sharing service
Most of the projects in China are amazing and now again something
is going to happen there which is not possible in other countries of
the world at present. Chinese company Baidu and technology
startup Pony.ai have announced the launch of a service in Beijing
that will not require humans to operate or, say, driveless vehicles.
Keep in mind that the two companies will work separately from each
other and not as partners.
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The service was launched in Beijing on April 28 for passengers,
those call taxis during the day time only. Baidu is better known as a
search engine but it is doing a lot of work with regard to automated
vehicles.
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According to Baidu, the program has been launched with 10
vehicles and 30 more will be added soon. On the other hand, Pony.ai
says that 300,000 Beijing residents can be a part of this experience.
A lot of work is being done on self-driving vehicles and experiments
have been done for a long time for a ride-sharing service. Humans
were seated in the driver’s seat. Now no human being is being
seated in the driving seat.
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