Robotics
Sep 3, 2026
Wayve and Uber Introduce Robotaxi Services in London with Safety Drivers
Sep 3, 2026
AI Summary
Wayve has partnered with Uber to launch robotaxi services in London, starting with vehicles that have safety drivers. The company aims to expand its services globally and is developing AI technology that operates without high-definition maps.
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- Wayve is launching robotaxi rides in London in collaboration with Uber.
- The initial phase includes vehicles operated by safety drivers.
- CEO Alex Kendall highlighted plans for fully driverless services in the future.
- Wayve intends to expand its robotaxi services to additional cities worldwide.
- The company's AI technology is designed to function without relying on high-definition maps.
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