Like airplanes need airports to commercially function, self-driving systems require a proper layout of terminals and frequently scheduled maintenance.
Collaborating with
As we enter the final leg of 2022, we’re taking a moment to look back at the progress we’ve made so far.
Here are our most exciting moments from the past few months:
Today marks one year since Aurora went public, and what a year it’s been. We’ve grown as a company, hit new (and frequent) self-driving milestones, and laid out a clear, thoughtful path to transforming the future of transportation. (1/6)
2024: the year autonomous trucks hit the real world.
Aurora CEO Chris Urmson pledges his company will come out the right side of a wave of consolidation in the self-driving industry. https://trib.al/K2bG6Xb
The Aurora Driver can now detect temporary lane lines due to construction zones, deviate from the Aurora Atlas, our HD map, and autonomously navigate through the zone.
how he keeps returning to short, flexible waypoints on his daunting journey to make autonomous vehicles part of our everyday lives.
Listen to "Let the Waypoints Guide You", now live.
https://listen.mastersofscale.com/ChrisUrmson_Nov1…
about the road ahead for autonomous vehicles. With daily autonomous freight deliveries and tremendous demand for the #AuroraDriver from logistics leaders, the future of self-driving technology is bright.
The road ahead for autonomous vehicles: Aurora CEO Chris Urmson on the future of cars and trucks https://geekwire.com/2022/the-road-ahead-for-autonomous-vehicles-aurora-ceo-chris-urmson-on-the-future-of-cars-and-trucks/…
The best part about being a self-driving truck in a zombie apocalypse? They aren't interested in a brain made of circuits and wires.
Have a safe and happy #Halloween from everyone at Aurora!
I remember the days when self-driving wasn’t the subject of frequent headlines. In the 15 years since, I’ve seen observers go from curious to exuberant to disillusioned. And I’ve seen large OEMs and ride-hailing networks vacillate in how best to prepare for it.
“Aurora is focusing on trucking because it’s the business that makes more sense earlier, and there are all kinds of really great social reasons. We’re short of about 70,000 [truck drivers], so there’s a real economic need.” — CEO
There’s a lot in motion to get autonomous driving to scale. @aurora_inno's @chris_urmson, @nuro's @zhujiajun and I dig into the latest on autonomous vehicles, expectations and regulations around safety and the current challenges facing autonomous driving.
https://bit.ly/3SS05F7
It’s the dawn of a new era in transportation. #AuroraHorizon, our autonomous service for carriers and fleet owners, is designed to pave the way for a safer and more reliable way to move goods.
Our plan to deliver on the promise of autonomous trucking ⬇️
We conduct tests on our test track, through simulation, and via on-road autonomous driving to teach the Aurora Driver to safely respond to vulnerable road users.
Learn more in our latest #AuroraDriverDiaries:
We consider all pedestrians and people using human-powered means of transportation to be vulnerable road users — including a construction worker directing the flow of traffic, a law enforcement officer writing up a ticket, or a person crossing the street.
Changing a flat tire on the side of the highway or biking to work should be safe.
Here's how we're training the #AuroraDriver to make our roads safer for vulnerable road users. ⤵️
"You build public trust with consistency, predictability, and transparency."
Our VP of Safety Nat Beuse sat down with former NHTSA Administrator Dr. Jeff Runge to discuss safety and self-driving technology. Check out the full conversation: https://hubs.li/Q01pJ5jg0
“Over the arc of history, there have been fundamental changes in transportation—from walking to the horse to the wagon to the internal combustion engine—[AV technology] is the next big step in ground transportation.” —
I’m excited to be in Seattle for the 2022 Geekwire Summit this Friday, where I will be talking about the road ahead for autonomous vehicles and our progress with Aurora Horizon.
Just a few days until the #2022gwsummit, our signature tech and business conference, Oct. 6-7 in Seattle. Speakers include @chris_urmson of @aurora_inno, @amazon's Ken Washington, @SenatorCantwell, and @hillharper of #theblackwallstreet.
Tickets: http://ow.ly/bec150KIAJK
The automotive industry is set to change more in the next five years than in the previous 50 years — driven in large part by Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs).
Curious why? Check out this
Missed 'Coding the Car' documentary at #NAIAS2022? Watch industry trailblazers such as @Aurora_inno's @Chris_Urmson, @Stellantis' @MChamarthi & former Head of Google X @SebastianThrun discuss a once-in-a-century revolution lead by Software-Defined Vehicles https://youtube.com/watch?v=T4wEe2bNSSk&t=1s…
At Aurora, we're developing autonomous vehicles that will improve road safety and strengthen the supply chain.
It was an honor to showcase our self-driving semi-trucks and passenger vehicles to transportation leaders at
If you've ever swerved to avoid an obstacle on the highway, you'll understand why Aurora Innovation is teaching its self-driving trucks to be prepared for anything — including shredded tires or errant sofas.
Continuous improvement: In addition to developing the remaining capabilities on our roadmap, we are constantly working to improve the Aurora Driver’s performance on existing capabilities.
Get the details:
Road debris: we enabled the Aurora Driver’s ability to safely respond to a variety of objects — tire shreds, garbage, and even abandoned furniture — while driving autonomously on public roads.