Autonomous tech developer Waabi reveals new partnership with Volvo Autonomous Solutions, with the company's AI tech slated to be used in the development of production SAE Level 4 trucks in the US.

Gaussian Splatting enables Volvo's engineers to forecast how the system will perform in rare accident scenarios.

Volvo Autonomous Solutions has entered into a strategic partnership with generative AI developer Waabi for the joint development and deployment of autonomous trucks. “At Waabi, we believe that ...

Volvo Autonomous Solutions (VAS), a Volvo Group company, has introduced a new hub-to-hub autonomous transport solution, designed to serve four main customer segments: shippers, carriers ...

The road to driverless trucking has been and continues to be a long one and one not for the faint of heart or in a hurry to revolutionize transportation. “It’s not as simple as many thought in ...

Volvo is planning to dispatch 100 autonomous vehicles on Chinese roads to look at how its latest technology impacts heavy congestion and pollution. Details of this new study are scarce – Volvo ...

Microsoft and Volvo also want to collaborate on autonomous driving and use predictive analytics to improve safety. The Swedish automaker is already serious about the future of driverless tech and ...

Volvo plans to launch China’s most advanced autonomous driving experiment in which local drivers will test autonomous driving cars on public roads in everyday driving conditions. Volvo expects the ...

Waabi Innovation Inc. A Toronto-based autonomous outfit is partnering with Volvo in efforts to scale the production of driverless trucks south of the border. Raquel Urtasun, founder of Waabi ...

TORONTO, Feb. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Waabi, the pioneer of generative AI for the physical world, has entered a strategic partnership with Volvo Autonomous Solutions for the joint ...

Waabi Innovation Inc. announced Tuesday it will be providing its generative artificial intelligence driver system to automaker Volvo to develop autonomous trucks at a commercial scale. “ ...

TORONTO — A Toronto-based self-driving AI company is partnering with Volvo to scale the production of driverless trucks south of the border, with hopes to bring the vehicles to Canadian roads one day.