
The video documents the author’s first public ride in a Zoox autonomous vehicle in Las Vegas, part of a limited free‑service pilot that requires only a credit‑card‑linked app download. The eight‑seat pod offers individual climate and music controls at four user stations, a panoramic sunroof, and an intuitive display showing ETA, route and assistance options. The vehicle kept pace with traffic, reported no glitches, and completed an eight‑minute trip from the Wind area to Area 15. The rider highlights practical details: a seven‑minute arrival estimate, the ability to raise the sunroof, and the observation of another Zoox alongside. He notes the spacious legroom but points out the lack of cargo space, explaining why airport trips are not yet offered. These early trials signal that autonomous ride‑hailing can be deployed in dense urban zones, offering a novel, social travel experience. However, limited luggage capacity and geographic constraints suggest further development before broader commercial rollout.

In February 2026 the company closed $270M series B, to begin the first stages of commercialization and production deployments later this year.

At CES 2026 NVIDIA introduced Alpamayo, an open‑source ecosystem designed to push autonomous‑driving technology toward Level 4 capability by embedding reasoning into AI models. The announcement highlighted a suite of components—including a large‑scale data set, a closed‑loop simulation framework, and a...

This video introduces the XGSynBot wheeled bi-arm mobile manipulator, announced this week at #CES2026.

In 2025, Hesai claims to have become the world's first lidar company to surpass 2 million cumulative lidar deliveries, enabling large-scale deployments across automotive and robotics applications amid rapidly growing global demand for advanced autonomy. To date, Hesai has secured design...