Graham Hope

5 days ago | iotworldtoday.com | Graham Hope

Self-driving company Zoox has signed an innovative deal that provides a glimpse of the future for autonomous vehicles. Under the first-of-a-kind arrangement, the Amazon-owned firm became “official robotaxi partner” of Resorts World Las Vegas. And the pair said they hope the partnership will “help shape the future of hospitality and travel.”The deal will see Zoox provide unique transport – in the shape of its purpose-built AV – for guests at Resorts World Las Vegas.

1 week ago | iotworldtoday.com | Graham Hope

Join Bill Pugh and the Autonomy Institute to learn about Intelligent Infrastructure Economic Zones, and revitalizing infrastructure in the United States. The Economic Impact of Intelligent Infrastructure will be measured in the $billions, Save Lives, and create millions of new jobs.

1 week ago | iotworldtoday.com | Graham Hope

While AI is still seen as futuristic phenomenon, we as a nation have made great progress in the discovery of technology. Through that progress, we now need to address the topic of endangerment. We typically wait for precautionary management to arise from an incident unfolding. We do this for automobiles, medicine, finance, and more so, what makes AI different? Is The Privacy Act of 1974 being overlooked from AI's hunger for large data?

1 week ago | iotworldtoday.com | Graham Hope

WeRide, Pony.ai launching self-driving taxis in Saudi Arabia and DubaiChinese self-driving vehicles are continuing to extend their influence in the Middle East, with both WeRide and Pony.ai confirming new deployments in Saudi Arabia and Dubai respectively. Guangzhou-based WeRide is working alongside Saudi Arabia’s Transport General Authority as it lays the groundwork for a widespread commercial rollout.

1 week ago | aibusiness.com | Graham Hope

Robots that can climb stairs and navigate porches work in tandem with human delivery drivers to make deliveriesAustin, Texas is no stranger to delivery bots – but the latest to go into service there promise something very different. The deployment is the result of a collaboration between Veho, the New York-based parcel delivery platform, and Switzerland’s AI and robotics start-up RIVR.