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Self-driving technology company May navigation The company is looking to bring its robotaxis to new international markets by teaming up with Chinese ride-hailing service CaoCao. partnership, Announced WednesdayIt aims to bring “marketing bot services at scale” to more locations, starting in Europe.
As part of the agreement, the two companies will look to expand commercial robotaxi operations and launch pilot programs in “key markets, including Europe.” CaoCao will own the robo-taxi fleet and operate services such as vehicle support and maintenance, while May Mobility’s self-driving technology will power the self-driving fleet.
May Mobility has previously cooperated with passenger transportation companies Lyft and Uber to bring its robotaxis to cities including Atlanta, and soon Arlington, Texas. Earlier this year, May Mobility Expanded in Japan It says it has completed more than half a million self-driving commercial trips in the United States and Japan. It currently uses hybrid-electric Toyota Sienna minivans equipped with self-driving technology and aims to announce a new third-party vehicle platform later this year.
May Mobility’s autonomous vehicle system is based on… Make multi-policy decisions technology. The company says it “applies real-time, human-like reasoning to handle unexpected situations with AI-powered speed and precision.” This allows the robot to navigate real-world scenarios that arise in the moment, which could be useful as May Mobility enters new international markets.
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Like other ride-hailing platforms, CaoCao is leaning into physical AI and self-driving partnerships. last week, The company said It “plans to deploy a total of 100,000 robotaxis and 100,000 robot cars” by 2030. Uber and Lyft have also teamed up with dozens of autonomous vehicle companies, including Waymo, only and tensor, While the autonomous driving space is gaining momentum.
“International expansion is the main direction of CaoCao’s self-driving business,” the company said in a statement. “Europe offers diverse real-world environments and strong potential to commercialize robo-taxis. Through our collaboration with May Mobility, we aim to combine our strengths in operations and their leadership in autonomous driving technology to accelerate validation and deployment across different markets.”
