Mobileye, which markets its own sensor suite and computer-vision software for self-driving cars, plans to launch the service in 2023, and wants to put 35,000 vehicles in operation by 2028, according to The Verge. The day before Domino's and Nuro announced the start of Houston autonomous pizza deliveries, Intel-owned tech firm Mobileye announced plans to launch its own delivery service in partnership with Udelv, a startup that's testing self-driving delivery vans in some U.S. Unlike much-discussed autonomous ride-sharing, driverless and riderless deliveries don't require potentially apprehensive members of the public to ride in self-driving vehicles. It’s a start Immortal vintage motorcycles Nuro developed its R2 delivery vehicle with financial backing from heavy-hitting investors like Google. Well, just residents of Houston, Texas, on certain days with prepaid orders. It's one of multiple companies looking to use autonomous vehicles for short delivery runs, which may be a lower barrier for the technology. According to MUO, Dominos teamed up with self-driving car startup Nuro to bring autonomous pizza delivery to the masses. The startup claims this lessens the chance of a collision.įounded by ex-Google self-driving car engineers, Nuro also operates delivery services in Arizona and California.
It doesn't have space for a driver, and it's very narrow, giving it more buffer space around pedestrians and other vehicles when traveling in lanes meant for full-size cars. Order pizza, pasta, sandwiches & more online for carryout or delivery from Dominos. Those cars were modified Ford Fusion sedans, but the Nuro R2 was designed from the ground up as an autonomous delivery vehicle. Ford and Dominos are teaming up to use self-driving cars as pizza-delivery vehicles in a test that will gauge customer reactions to. Nuro and Domino's autonomous pizza delivery Your pizza delivery guy isnt going to like this.
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