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Phantom Auto uses humans to remotely control self-driving cars in a pickle

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Self-driving cars might not respond perfectly in every driving situation, ...
Forbes

CES 2019: Self-Driving Cars Still Need A Human Hand Sometimes, Valeo Says

LAS VEGAS —French automotive supplier Valeo Group demonstrated a potential system at the Consumer Electronics Show that in certain circumstances could allow an outside operator to take over an ...
CNET

Einride needs to hire its first human for autonomous short-haul trucking

There isn't exactly a shortage of companies looking to disrupt the trucking industry. Tesla and Nikola are pushing their electrified semis pretty hard, and even legacy companies like Freightliner and ...
Mashable

Unlike most of US, autonomous vehicles in the UK won't require riders

As soon as this year, self-driving cars in the UK could be truly driverless. That is, except for the remote control driver monitoring the vehicle while it drives in trial runs. But no one has to be in ...
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German drivers remotely control cars via impressive racing rigs—and they may even take their wheels to public roads from December 1

My baby sister loves Euro Truck Simulator 2. She recently got a PC racing wheel so she can pop a podcast on and enjoy the simulated countryside of Germany pass her by in a more immersive fashion. My ...
Reuters

Self-driving cars with "remote" drivers could test on Calif roads in April - DMV

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Self-driving cars that back up their computerized system with a remote human operator instead of a fallback driver at the wheel could be tested on California roads as early ...