RP-1, highway autopilot, Cruise LLC, San Francisco, California, USA

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Developer - Cruise LLC

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A ride with Cruise, the gadget that drives your car for you

Published on Jun 24, 2014

Cruise is a new startup that has developed what it calls the first ever "highway autopilot system" for personal vehicles. TechCrunch's Colleen Taylor talks with Cruise founder Kyle Vogt, and takes a ride in the self driving car.

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Article "Driverless Cars For $10,000? This Startup Is Challenging Google With A Simple Sensor"

by Parmy Olson
June 23, 2014

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Article "Before Cars Go Totally Driverless, Cruise Wants to Put Them on “Highway Autopilot”"

by Lora Kolodny
June 23, 2014

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Article "For $10,000, your car can drive itself"
Cruise's new kit wants to help your car find its own way on freeways

by Josh Lowensohn
June 23, 2014

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Meet the Cruise AV self-driving car

Published on Jan 11, 2018

The Cruise AV is designed to operate safely on its own, with no driver, steering wheel, pedals or other manual controls when it goes on the road in 2019.

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Inside the GM factory where Cruise's autonomous Bolt is made

Published on Jul 10, 2019

We took a field trip to GM's Orion Assembly plant in Michigan to get an up close view of how this factory has evolved since the 1980s.

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Article "Cruise is now testing fully driverless cars in San Francisco"
The GM-backed company is one of the first to launch Level 4 vehicles in a dense, complex urban setting

by Andrew J. Hawkins
December 9, 2020

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Article "Cruise sends driverless cars out, releases video of it to the public"

by Jamie L. LaReau
December 9, 2020