Thursday 8 June 2017
We may still be a long while away from driverless cars becoming the norm, but as I’ve learned over the past few days, India – once dubbed by Uber CEO Travis Kalanick as the last place on earth to host this revolution – is raring to go. There are numerous efforts across the country to make self-driving tech a reality – both for the domestic market and foreign markets. One of the biggest pieces of recent news is that local design firm Tata Elxsi landed a contract to license its self-driving platform to a global car manufacturer this week. It’s…
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