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/PRNewswire/ -- Woven Planet Holdings, Inc. ("Woven Planet"), a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation ("Toyota"), today announced that John Absmeier will join...

Y Combinator’s Winter 2022 open source founders have interesting ideas up their sleeves, and some of them will let you join in on the fun of collaboration too.

/PRNewswire/ -- AnyRoad, the leader in Experience Relationship Management (ERM), today announced that former Lyft talent and HR leader Iris Hermelin has joined...

Investors cheer as Lyft’s Q1 revenue didn’t fall as much as expected Investors gave Lyft’s value a small bump Tuesday after the American ride-hailing company reported results that weren’t quite as bad as the company, and Wall Street, had expected. Shares of the Uber competitor rose as much as 4.5% in after-hours trading following the disclosure of its financial performance from the first three months of the year. As of the time of writing those gains have fallen to a smaller 2.5% gain. ...

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Lyft sells self-driving unit to Toyota’s Woven Planet for $550M Ride-hailing company Lyft has sold off its autonomous vehicle unit to Toyota’s Woven Planet Holdings subsidiary for $550 million, the latest in a string of acquisitions spurred by the cost and lengthy timelines to commercialize autonomous vehicle technology. Under the acquisition agreement announced Tuesday, Lyft’s so-called Level 5 division will be folded into Woven Planet Holdings. Lyft will receive $550 million in cash, wi...

Photonics West 2021: Making sense of sensors for self-drive 12 Mar 2021 From Ford Burkhart Development lab at Lyft Level 5 in Sunnyvale, California.The autonomous vehicle (AV) industry – at companies like Lyft, Waymo and Argo – is not actually looking for a super-sensor. Leading experts from these companies agreed in a Photonics West Digital Forum panel on Thursday that the key is how an auto’s many cameras, lidar and radar systems can cooperate to fill in each other’s bl...