"CRSM is set to be a major player in the robo-taxi market."
Sure, these competitors that are actual companies with 10's of BILLIONS of dollars invested and many many years of a head start have no chance to compete against a penny scam!
They should all just GIVE UP! CRSM is partnered with a company that has a hoodie wearing robot arm!
Looks like GAME OVER for the big boys, eh?
- Japan’s plan to have an operational robo-taxi service running for the 2020 Olympic Games thanks to the company Robot Taxi, a joint venture between DeNA and ZMP - The startup Zoox announcing in 2015 its ambition to build a robo-taxi from scratch - Delphi being selected in 2016 by the Singapore Land Transport Authority to run robo-taxi tests that are yet to be launched - Daimler AG teaming up with Bosch in 2017 to develop the software for a robo-taxi service by 2025 - The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance partnering with Transdev and DeNA to develop robo-taxi services within 10 years from 2017 - Volkswagen releasing during the 2017 Geneva Motor Show its autonomous concept car Sedric, which could be used as a robo-taxi - General Motors and Lyft partnering to deploy a large robo-taxi test fleet in 2018 (following a $500 million investment made by General Motors in Lyft in 2016) - Ford Motor's plan to develop a robo-taxi by 2021 thanks to several partnerships - Daimler AG partnering with Uber in 2017 to operate a fleet of autonomous Mercedes cars on Uber's network - BMW and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles partnering with Intel and Mobileye to develop robo-taxis by 2021 - Honda releasing in 2017 an autonomous concept car, NeuV, that aims at being a personal robo-taxi - Baidu partnering with Nvidia to develop autonomous cars and robo-taxis - The United Arab Emirates buying 200 autonomous Teslas to launch a robo-taxi service in Dubai by 2020 - Ford Motor investing $1 billion in the startup Argo AI to develop autonomous cars and robo-taxis - Voyage, a spin-out of Udacity’s self-driving car nanodegree program launched in 2017, aiming at creating its own robo-taxi service using retrofitted mass-production cars - Lyft partnering with the startup Drive.ai in 2017 to launch a pilot robo-taxi service in San Francisco Bay Area in the coming years - Lyft and Ford partnering in 2017 to add Ford's self-driving cars to Lyft's ride-hailing network - Lyft’s cars ownership will be fully transferred to company by end of 2025 and 25.9% of the household population - Delphi buying the startup NuTonomy for $400 million in 2017 - Parsons Corporation announcing a partnership with automated mobility operating system company Renovo.auto to deploy and scale AMoD services - The French startup Navya revealing, in 2017, its robo-taxi, the Autonom Cab, that will first be tested through a partnership with Keolis and RAC and then sold to other companies from Q3 2018 - Google leading a $1 billion investment in 2017 in Lyft which could support Waymo's robotaxi strategy - Aptiv and Lyft testing robo-taxis during the 2018 Las Vegas CES - Volkswagen and Hyundai announcing, during the 2018 Las Vegas CES, a partnership with the startup Aurora, founded by one of the co-founders of Google's self-driving cars project, to develop vehicles for Moia, Volkswagen's ride-hailing network - Didi Chuxing partnering with the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance and other automakers to explore the future launch of robotaxi services in China
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