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Autonomous shuttle company EasyMile and sidewalk robot delivery startup Coco are integrating DriveU.auto’s teleoperation and connectivity platform into their operations, DriveU.auto, an Israeli startup that came out of stealth last year, they announced at CES. The autonomous vehicle industry is still a ways off from being able to commercialize full self-driving technology, despite the promises […]

“This is an important step towards real commercialisation of autonomous driving, both on large private sites, as well as on public roads. The applications for our technology to move people and goods continue to grow, especially in locations like campuses, business parks, industrial sites, and master planned communities,” said EasyMile’s general manager Benoit Perrin.

France approves fully autonomous bus for driving on public roads in a European first

France approves fully autonomous bus for driving on public roads in a European first

EasyMile has been developing and testing its driverless shuttle at various locations around the world, and has now added another feather to its cap, becoming the first vehicle authorized to operate without a human driver on public roads in France.

EasyMile raises $66M for its autonomous people-and-goods shuttles We may still be a long way off from Level 5, fully self-driving cars on the open road, but companies building autonomous vehicles and shuttles for specific uses within closed-campus deployments say they are on their way to commercial operations and are raising money to get there. In the latest development, a startup out of Toulouse, France, called EasyMile — which builds shuttles for transporting both people and goods — has c...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. EasyMile and Kalray Strengthen Development Platform Collaboration January 6, 2021 GMT Autonomous technology provider EasyMile and intelligent processors supplier Kalray have deepened their relationship with the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) formalizing their relationship to develop intelligent systems. The partnership follows their work together in the ten-partner-strong ES3CAP col...

KALRAY: EASYMILE AND KALRAY STRENGTHEN DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM COLLABORATION EasyMile and intelligent processors supplier Kalray have deepened their relationship with the signature of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) formalizing their relationship to develop intelligent systems. The partnership follows their work together in the ten-partner-strong ES3CAP collaborative project, led by Kalray and announced in 2019. The ES3CAP program, with a budget of €22.2 million over 3 years, aims to build ...