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By Emma Okonji with agency report As countries begin to explore the possibility of operating driverless cars, that work with high technology sensors, the United States of America (USA) has announced its intention to begin the first driverless delivery service in early 2021. This is coming from California, the third largest state in the United States (US), having given the go-ahead for a commercial driverless delivery service for the first time. Robotics start-up Nuro in California, plans to start its driverless delivery operations as early as next year. It previously tested its R2 vehicles in...

Apple Car speculation is back. Here's what we know so far CNN 12/30/2020 By Clare Duffy, CNN Business © David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple Inc., speaks during a keynote at the 2019 DreamForce conference in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019. Salesforce.com Inc.s annual software conference, where it introduces new products and discusses its commitment to social causes, was interrupted for the second year in a row by protests against the companys work with the U.S. government. Photographer: David Paul ...

news California approves driverless delivery service California has given the go-ahead for a commercial driverless delivery service for the first time. Robotics start-up Nuro plans to start its driverless delivery operations as early as next year. It previously tested its R2 vehicles in the state in April, but the permit will let it charge people for its service. The firm's vehicles will be limited to 35mph (56km/h), and will be restricted to operating in "fair weather" conditions. “We will continue to keep the safety of the motoring public in mind as this technology develops.” Nuro was f...

Nuro is first company approved for driverless delivery service in California Last Updated: Dec. 24, 2020 at 9:36 a.m. ET First Published: Dec. 23, 2020 at 11:19 p.m. ET By A Nuro R2 self-driving vehicle with open compartments for unloading. Nuro via AFP/Getty Images Email icon Nuro Inc. is the first company approved to operate a driverless delivery business in California. California’s Department of Motor Vehicles on Wednesday approved a license for Mountain View, Calif.–based Nuro to deploy its autonomous vehicles on public streets to make commercial deliver...

BBC News Published Robotics start-up Nuro plans to start its driverless delivery operations as early as next year. It previously tested its R2 vehicles in the state in April, but the permit will let it charge people for its service. The firm's vehicles will be limited to 35mph (56km/h), and will be restricted to operating in "fair weather" conditions. “We will continue to keep the safety of the motoring public in mind as this technology develops.” Nuro was founded by two former Google engineers and has funding from Japanese firm Softbank. image copyrightNuro Its vehicles are designed to o...