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I wonder if there’s space in the self-driving field for a self-driving-only company. Like, your product is a sensor and software package, and car manufacturers
by fwlr 4y ago
I wonder if there’s space in the self-driving field for a self-driving-only company. Like, your product is a sensor and software package, and car manufacturers install it in their cars. They get to skip the R&D investment (I imagine there’s a mismatch between current car company management expertise and the management required for overseeing self-driving development), and potentially they get to avoid some of the liability (in the media at least, although probably they still take on the bulk of legal liability).
- actinium226 4y agoThis is Aurora's play. Phantom.AI is also in that business.
- crakenzak 4y agothis is what Mobileye (owned by Intel) does. For some reason they're very discreet about branding so you don't see their name publicized much on cars' spec sheets when mentioning ADS.
- ec109685 4y agoThey're a public company now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobileye https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobileye